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tlty. Fifteen Cents per weekvOur Cty Agents are
not authorised to evUtet foe more than I swath 1
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VOL. XV.-NO. 4.;
WILMINGTON, N. C.v SATURD Y, SEPTEMBER 26, 1874.
uo7uTaterTn"enu
WHOLE NO. 2,178.
i
'"Wr
: Carl Ecboix says that tb colored peopla
of the Couth need independent i to Int..?
Idaals more than unitm to preaem thtlf
right, i . Prospect for.cood crops inlV
dla. , , So icreat . is the opposition' to
' ChaoaberlaJo la Charleston tfiat. a nert
taeeUnjto nitty bU notclnatlon was cap
tured bj the Green or independent XtepoV
licana and rua la : their; Interests. . .
More action la titbtoftz&wtog productions
of cotton factories by the New England
manuTacturera,X2lewyc)tk markets:
Cotton, leiCUii ros!a,0 0$345i tnr
tine, 88. r . s-J ' ' -
Spirits Tnrpeatme. -
t SalisWrv inio bare anew bank-
inj house,, , H' -'-' j
r- nnnnvtre'Iis raccs.iTarLbro 2nd.
i,-, oaHsoary' irateuncut? I tie new
?V ij discoTered Gold Mia of .Messrs. Roark"
1 Crowell has proved to bo very rich.
. C ' n Advance says that D r. J.
V-S oraett, formerly mwchanf of Rockr
.Mount, died suddenly In Newbern onwWed-jiesdaylast.-'.
,
TheJJocky Mount Good 'jfem-
- plars will. give a series of concerts' and
. tfcamdea for the purpose of purcbasinsr an
prgjnif&ribcir lodge.; v . -. ;
The pastoral relations between
Uev. Jesse Kankin . and the Presbyterian
Church at Lenoir, has been dissolved at tbe
requestor tbe pastor. . -
The Gazette Hays lie v. H. A.
Brown has accepted a call to fill tbe pulpit
of tbe Baptist Church of Fayetteville, and
will be stationed there permanently.'
v- Prof, Hassell delivered bis lec
ture oa Astronomy last Wednesday even
' loSi nd tbe Enquirer-Southerner hopes
others in tbe Stale will follow, bis example.
' "rGov. Vance repeats his lecture
'r io tbe "Scattered Nation" iu Charlotte m
October 2 for tbe benefit ol the Orpban
1 Asylum and otber charitable purposes.
' U. At .Wilson Court Simon Dildy,
. col., the murderer of Charley Gay, was
. . 'found guilty, sentenced -and condemned to
be hanged October 23, but an appeal to Su
" preme Court was taken.
W A young man of suitable quali
fications for editing tbe local columns, and
of experience in tbe business mauagement
of a newspaper, can purchase one half in the
Torboro Enquirer-Southerner. ;
Bloomer,, of ttocky Mount,
charged witb burning the Primitive Baptist
, Church, at tbe Falls ot Tar Hirer and whose
trial was removed fnm Kath to Johnston,
has absconded and left his securities in the
lurch.. '-.''.'.- . .
: - Tbe bar at Sniithfield on Mon
day adopted memorial resolutions in respect,
to Hon. Sion II. Rogers." Speeches wire
made by Gen. W. ti. Cox, Hon. J. J. Davis,
Judge Henry and Messis. Lewis, Pou anil
Busbee. .;- ' , ,.
. Norfolk Xkindmark: The tiiieiff
v-, f Elizabeth City, - North Carolina, has,in
'v custody a trhia giTing bis name.as William
t 'lilgour, who ha says answers, tbe destfrip-
" :ZoW ofAgcst us"Hkai ptou, the htH-lar..eK
4 and robber. ' ?; v .
w -
. Sheriff Booiie,. of Nrth.t(nptn,
- left N'Oifulk Thursday with the tjscapetl
prisoner, John Willianw, alias Solomon
Staucell, who was sentenced to the. .Peni
tentiary for stealing cotton, but escaped
.from jail before be could be sent up.
?J ' Capt.- Jan.es O. Robertson, of
the Cherokee Herald, has disposed of that
. . paper, and for a time has left the editorial
- fraternity. He is succeeded by V. H. U.
Hughes, of Cherokee. Capt. , Kobertson is
a candidate for Reading Clerk of tbe Senate.
- Asbeville Expositor:' We learn
that W. R. Trout, formerly a Hotel keeper
in Asheville, was found lying dead m tbe
joad on Nantabala Mountain, a few days
ago. On examination, bis neck was found
to be broken, and his horse was found loose
within a few steps of the dead body. It is
supposed that he fell off his horse and was
killed by accident.
Wilson Plain ,Dealer: Georg
Dixon, white, who killed a negro man at
Red Hill near W hi taker's on last Sunday
week, was brought before Judge Seymour
from- Edgecombe- last week, upon writ of
babeaa corpus with the hope of being al
lowed by Judge Seymour to give bail,
which wa refused, and be was therefore
.. taken back to Edgecombe Jail.
Aheville Expositor: Last week
Rufus Miller a citizen of Asheville, was
committal t jail on a charge nf rape on
Mrs. William flail. The prosecutrix, Mn.
Hall, is the wife of Hall, .now confined in
Jail on a charge of tbe murder of John Gil
espie last week. This is quite a complica
' tion of charges. Miller, as we are informed,
- was authonzed to arrest Mrs. Hall on tbe
same charge of murder, and she alleges that
" while Miller had her under arrest that be
forcibly assaulted, her. As the matter is to
.undergo investigation in the court we will
express no opinion, c . .. . ;- ;
Dugsan the newly elected lladi
ch Clerk of Edgecombe having failed to
f' ive bond, the office of Superior Court
icrk of Eilgecombe has lten declared
"J vacant. By ibis fact'- neW difficulty is
prcwited by the drjuble... beaded Judiciary
of that Dktrict. It is safd the old Clerk
will recognize Judge Moore, while the new
teriff will obey Jadge Hilljard. .,It is re
' porv-d that Judged Moorei.will appoint 'a
""""beiiliew of the-.-ofd Clerk.' Mr. Norfleet,
' whi!e Judge Hilliard will appoint M.. VVhite
'imrsf. ;:r;--;ar.;;...-.l -, ' , ? t
- Witson Advance : Two yoong
ladies. Miss Minnie Rountree and Miss Jack
sou, while traveling in a buggy on Tuesday
last, made a narrow escape from drowning.
They were on their way from Kinstou to
Ibis county, and when tbey reached Nuhuu
ta swamp, finding tbe bridge down, they at
tempted to drive across tbe swamped at the
- frd. The lream being up, it swamp tbe
h-trsc, who becoming entangled in tbe har
ness, ww drowned. Thus tbe young ladies
were left in the middle of the stream with
nothing to cline to but tbe too of the bunv.
After remaining in this perilous position for
some time, a negro man, who was working
near by, heard their screams and proceeded
to the spot, where With ereat exertion, he
succeeded in rescuing the ladies from a wa-
wr grave. . -..
Ttuins FBiaTura-Imxs. Inralaabl ta nit.
tv& companies, steamship compaalea, banks, mer-
churu, manufacturer! and others. . They art ea.
dnrlne and chaneelctf. and will
clear for an indefinite period of time. Harlsg Jnrt
noeirsd a freak supply 0f taea taksi wears pre.
parad to axecaU ordort rromptly sad at moderate
prices. -
TgBOIT.Y.
Tlae nana.
- The mails will close from tbis date a f ol
lowi:
Northern (night) mails. .";..:.;. 8:45 P. M.
- through and way (day) .. -mans.'..............;...,.
5 A.M.
Southern mail.. 6:30 A.M.
Carolina Central mails, w. 5 A. M
8mlthville, Saturdays and Tues-
ttays e a.m.
Payetteville, river, Mondays and
rnaays. ............... ..-1 r. w.
Fayette ville by C. C. R W.. dailr'S A. M
Onslow C. H., (horse mail) every , a
- -xrtaav ........ ; o A. M.
Mails delivered froa 7 A. M. to 7 P. M..-
and on Sundays frorx8:SQlo 9:S9 A. M.
Sump Office open front 8 A.M. to 12 M.,
and from 8 to 6 P. L Money order on
tteguter iiepartmeci Open same as starno
ofiica
" Kir AOWcrrrisBmitvY.' - -
TT. H. nsMhvDfBctal Drawing: ' ,
C H. ITbBsiitTfwC. Ct? liattway Notice.
CBOirtT & MoTOrftice to Renters.
aVMmI
Tbe Brttish'' "barqientine Speed J
was reported in below yesterday afternoon.
The feclinir in the naval stores
maj-Keiyesteraay was decidedly improved.
There was not a single case for
trial before the Mayor's Court yesterday'
morning.' c
Justice Gardner has about
twenty cases continued over for a future
hearing. '
Both printing and ruling done
In tbe finest grades of copying ink "at tlio
Stab Job Printing Office. tf i
The weather yesterday was ex
ceedingly pleasant for tbe seasor, and tbe
moonshine at night was lovely. ;
The Norwegian Barque A. O.
Tinge, Henricksen, arrived at Rotterdam!
from this port on the 22nd inst.
Bishop Atkinson's health, we!
are glad to see, has been greatly improved
by his sojourn among tbe mountains . this:
summer."
Complaints still reach us of the:
bad condition of the causeway at Smith's
Creek bridge, which is badly in need of fill
ing up an other attentions.
Next Thursday, the 1st of Octo
ber, is the great moving day. Some of our;
friends bave "taken time by the forelock"
and already "changed their base."
Some of our citizens on " Guffer
Hill" were agreeable surprised early Thurs-i
day night by being aroused to view a f ullyj
... ,
developed " Night Blooming Ceres.
A special, meeting of the Stock-j
holders of the Carolina Railway. Company
will be held in this city on Wednesday,
tbe ?lh of October, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
r . . . .- - . -
8t,ru ewraaDtwno ' was" re-i
4tintsas pirul(ldo1j
cause he had Applied, for only six months,
has since been granted the regular yearly!
license by the Board of County Commis
sioners.
A man Under Ike B4-A tfanisi
Firmness e.
A gentleman just from Wilson count
gives us the particulars of quite an exciting
incident that occurred near Black Creek, in
that county, on - Wednesday of' this week
A Mr. Jesse Bass, a very worthy farmer
was out in his field, while his wife was at
tending to some duties in the kitchen. Fi
nally she thought she heard some noise at
the house and immediately started toascer
tain tbe cause of it. Going into the house
she could, perceive nothing amiss and was
about to conclude that her imagination bad
deceived her, when, in glancing about the
room, frhe-suddenly detected - tbe-presence
of a man under the bed. She didn't faint;
she didn't scream, nor she didn't go into
hysterics, but she did what; any otber sen
cible farmer's wife would have done under
like circumstances. She walked cut of the
room as if she had. not noticed anything
unusual, went into the passage and got her
husband's gun. with which she returned to
the room and, pointing it at the man, told
htm he must remain . where he was until
her "old man" returned. It seems, -however,
that the man under tbe bed had pre
pared himself for such emergencies, as,
reaching bis band behind him, he deliber-:
ately drew a pistol and presenting it at the
lady got from under the bed and slipped
out. of the door. During this time Mrsi
Bass, who had naturally become somewhat
frightened, did not pretend to molest the
fellow, who proved to be a colored manl;
but as soon as he. cleared the door she dis
charged both barrels of the gunatbim, but
with -whaj effect -U ott'known. :JLs sb
fired, however, be dropped a tin box. filled
witb some articles Whicblie bad taken front
tbe bouse and also a whiskey. flask. -.The
latter ' was subsequently idfentified: by i
brother in lawof the thief, be having made
tbe stopper which' was in the flask when it
was picked up. This, of course,, will pro
bably lead to bis ultimate arrest, and we
learn that at last accounts the neighbors
were in hot pursuit of him. ', ? ; M
'Previous to the fellow'axliscovery under
t he bed he had burst open a trunk and taken
the clock partially to pieces in his search for
money, but luckily be did not obtain any.
There have been many robberies in the
neighborhood of Black Creek recently, one
man losing as much as $200, and. it is sup
posed this same individual has had. a hand
in all of them. . ".'; -. ;
'T&8 Rutherford jStar learns that Col.
Ames is working on the, Carolina Central
Road ' between puff alo and Shelby, and
that the cars will reach Shelby in a few
weeks, if no unforeseen accident prevents.
: OPEIU UOCSB.
There was an immense audience at the
Opera House last night to witness Prof.
I Wyman's wonderful and interesting exhibi
tion and as a matter of course all came
away perfectly delighted. ,
- This afternoon Prof. . Wy man gives an
exhibition or matinee for the benefit of
children, who will be charged only fifteen
cents admission, although the performance
will equal in every respect that given at
night vThe performance will commence
at 8 o'clock. - r" 'v -:
- To-night Wyman:wUl close his engage
ment in this city, and aUuough a Saturday
night performance rarely draws a house we
shall be disappointed if he does not' get a
full one. v .ii
Had4eii ltli Coroner's fuqueot.
, Coroner Hewlett held an inquest yester
day over the body Of a xolored infant,
whose mother, one Violet lienrv. lives near
lBCt-iuai i lie uutiu was aura ult ttf cuuctsuajr
last; that on Thursday at 2 PlClt appear;
ed" to be in excellent healtt, butiat about
sunset its mother gave it some tea and at 1
o'clock it was a corpse. After investlgatiDg
the case as ar as was possible the jary re-
turned a verdict that the deceased ;auMQr Beneficial Association,
came to s oeatn irom causes unxnown q;
the juryj i '
District Conference. ; , . .
i The Wilmington District Conference,
composed of tbe Presiding Eider, ministers
and lay delegates from the various Southern
Methodist churches in the dissrict, is now
in session at Antioeh Church on the Bladen
circuit Among the visitors whose attend
ance was expected were Revs. Dr. Craven,
President of Trinity College, and J. B. Bob
bitt, editor of the Raleigh ChriUaftl Advo
cate. . Our Methodist friends generally
would no doubt be glad if Dr. Craven and
the Rev. Mr." Bobbitt could find it conven
ient to extend their visit to this point
Alarm of Fire ITestordajr moraine
Yesterday morning, about a quarter to 6
o'clock, a room adjoining the kitchen of
Dr. Henry Flanner, corner of Second and
Mulberry streets, was discovered to be on
fire. The alarm was sounded and the en
gines were out on the streets, but before
reaching the scene of the fire the flames had
been extinguished by a few members of
the Hook and Ladder Com pony, including
the foreman, and a- number of citizens who
lived in the neighborhood. : The origin of
the fire isunknown, but is supposed to have
been accidental. ' .
Conscience money.
j A member of a dry goods firm which did
business in this cdy before the war found
a drop letter in the postoffico yesterday, ad
dressed to the now-defunct firm,--.which,
upon beipg opeucd, was found to ' contain
lyveentf;!
weir on to Stale was due by lum or Iicr bo
fore tbe war for articles obtained at their
establishment. There are doubtless many
of our old merchants who would be glad if
the consciences of their creditors would
trouble them in the same manner. And,
by the way, if creditors' consciences worry
them in proportion to tbe amount of their
indebtedness, and the one that " ponied
up" that fifty cents after so long a time was
so operated upon, what must be the condi
tion of those who owe hundreds of dollars ?
TJ. S. Commissioners' Court.
; U. S. Commissioner Cassidey, who has
removed his office to the new Postoffice
building, had a white woman before bis
court yesterday on tbe charge of selling
liquor in violation of the Internal Revenue
laws. Tbe evidence being deemed insuffi
cient to convict the case was dismissed.
i Import Entries for sale at the office
of The Mobkihs Stab. - ' - 3t
:' HOTKtT ABRlTALsT
i Scarborough llouse, R J Scarborough.
Jno C Daniel, Bladen county ; W H Styron,
City ; Jobe Jarmon. H Williams, Jas Wil
liams, Onslow county; J F Maunder, City;
EA Grissora, Smith ville; John M Robin
son, John Sent, William Patten, City; W
A Snell, Little River; C C Morse, Middle
Sound;- H Burkhimer,City; J T Murrell,
Brunswick county; W C Price, Point Cas
well. Purcell House. J. R. Davis, proprietor.
Danl Alexander, B F 8teedmg, New York;
Saml R 8mitb. Henry Moale, E F Thomas,
Baltimore, Md; John L Hardee, Savannah,
Ga;T.Ro8eburg, O H A Moses and wife,
Chaileston. 8 C : G W Williams. W R Em-
pie; city ; Wm B Faurce, Philadelphia; W
B Catrup, H CVogt, Stmr Raleigh; Captain
Jno Wakelv. Thos Hand. ThosR Hand, E
B Hand, Thos B Coleman, V Newton, Saml
Holmes, Btmr rtoneer; u if Tin k omunviue.
Wanta8itBatloav ;,t;''1' r-
Want a Salesman,' v;v - " '"
Wtnt a Servant Oirl, : ' A
Want to rent a Stored 9s '
Want to" sell a Piano,' . ':. .
Want to sell a Howe, ,
Want to lend Mon7, -' '
Want to buy a Uouae,' :
Want to buy a Hsrse,
Want to rent a Boose.,
Waat to sell a Carriage, . .
Want a BoardlBC place, ' . .
Want to borrow Money, .
Want to sell Dry Goods. '
Want to sell Orocerles,
Want to sell Furniture,
Want to sell Hardware,'
Want to sell Real Estate, '
Want a Job of Carpentering,.-' ;
Want a Job of Blacksmithing, y
Want to sell MQllnery Goodr, -Want
to sell aJBoose and Lot. s : i
Want to ind any one's Address,"
Want to sell a piece of Furniture, .. .
Want to buy :a second-hand Carriage, .
Want to find anything yoa have lost.
Want to sell Agricultural Impleawnt.
Want to AdTertlse anything to advantage.
Want to find an owner for anything Found,
Advertise In -TUX
KORJfflNQ STAB,
'- QITY ITC:
."''v , .
TaaKarMPJUHTnie-Iiias wi..
distinct fotvan indefinite period o
orders for work to bo done in
Moaxnro Six Printuig-Boase.
spy clear and
jie.Send your
ise'lnks to tbe
TanfTrto Papsb: Ws newt
SOOreaais of news paper, sue
per ream. It is good; rag paper, t
ts to suit, for eaahv or sent.br e;
i ;- ex
, -r TaaKsna PanrTEio-isas for t
tn stock orer
.Weight 80 t
willbesoldto
C O. IX .
ugletter-head-t
be copied in
id your orders
' other descrjp
a Printing
ings. statements, way-bills, tc.
the ordinary letter-press; book.
fee printing in these inkvaad for
tkias of printing, to las Moasr
Boase.- . j-.
- Book BixDKinr. itoaimn
my dees all Idads of E2ndmjE and
a Book Bind
ag la a work
prices. Jler
ttks, or other
execution of
manlike maimer, and. jit reasoc.
chants and ethers Medial Seeetrt
work, may rely on promptness to
their orders. - - - -
To Ffokt'Xkx. Kaad the ar -Trient of J. A
W.Tolley,HhCPtebrted, ' ' Vtnrers, of
at, aas shown byyfi large number of
testimonials hi the posesslaf JkMersra.Tolley.
Sead to their Branch house, t Maiden Lane, New
York. :. ' . . - ' r ' r . . . :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Otacial Drawl nas af the N.
r.
THUK8DAT, September , 1374
Class 88, Drawn at ISM. ft-
, M 8T 81 U 6t Stilt 48 75 W 11
; r Class tt. Drawn a 1P. M. A
S 76 19 W 89 U 7 45 S
Class 100, Drawn at t PI M. -
tr 47 49 38 18 -87 6S S 49 78 SO
-sept 26 It
W. IL HARBISON.
Stockholder of r the Carolina
Central Rati way Co.;
WILMINGTON, ST. C, September 86,-1874.
iV SPECIAL MKETINQcf the STOCKHOLDERS
Of "THB CAROLINA CENTRAL RAILWAY CO."
. , . . ...
is hereby called 0a accordance with a resolution
passed by the Board of Directors Sept. S3d.'1874) to
asaemMe at the office of the eompoy. In Wflming
tonK.Coa ' . - !.
Wednesday, the 7th of October, 1874,
at 10 o'clock A. M., for the purpose of authorizing
the exchange of the common stock'of the said com
pany with corforatb holders MweRas to individual
holders (to whom stock has been issued) of the late
Wihsnagton, Charlotte St Rutherford Railroad. Co.,
and for the transaction of any other business that
may come before them.
. ' C. H. ROBERTS, President.
WT03r Matthxwb, Scc'y. I ' s sept 86-td -"
Bental ITotice.
A IX PERSONS WHO HAVE RENTED PROP-
svtyfrom us must hand in their notes with, satis
factory security ore possession Js given. -.
. . " CRONLYi MORRIS
septs-lt ,.' .. - -Seal Tstate Agents. .
CoLlR8,HAME8ANI,ii T:,3,
Blind Bridles. Axle-grease. WUp . . . ir idles.
Baddies, harness. Trunks andaU Uui of saddlery
gooas very jncapf m : ' . , - ; -I
sept SOtf nacy J S. Tspham Sc Cos.
For Sale or Bent.
SALE OR RENT. WITH IMVE-
diate possession given, the cottage
on Market street, immediately opposite
the toll gate, comprising one full lot of
ground. . - .--
Appiy to uroniy atoms, or
septtSnacSw
LB. GRAINGER.
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.
By Express. To-Day.
CONSISTTNO OP .
ladies' Beltf and Buckles, all kinds,
Kid Gloves, finest quatity; Silk Mitts, Fans,
' linen Collars and Culls, pbua sad embroid
' ered. Neck Bu filings. Scarfs, Corsets,
noopdrts,Psr&eoU,Vell)ags,dg-'
' ings and Insertings, Slipper Pat-
1 ' terns. Zephyr Worsted Hair
V.- Pladtsand Switches, v
TO BE DISPOSED P AT GREATLY REDUCED
, FIGURES.
The Largest, Neatest, Cheapest and
; Best Kept Stock, of .
FANCY G00Di AND MILLlilRY
INTIE.Crj:,
Variety Store, No. 42 Market Street
aug!5-if nac."' f L.SLANAfiAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Carolina Central Bailiaiiiani;
WILAINOTON - H.. C. l
t, Sept. 4,
. 1W4. f
'11 l-i
v Change of Scliediile.
' "I PASSENGER TBATN8.'
T EAVE WILMINGTON DAILY (EXCEPT SUN
X-J days) at.
8:00 A. M
Arrive at Beaver Dam at.
5:40 P. M
Leave Beaver Dsn at. ...... .......
Arrive at Wilmington at
- FREIGHT TRAINS.
830 A. M
5:45 P. M
Leave Wilmington at
, 6:00 A. M
Arrive at Laurinburg at.......
Leave Laartnburg at. . .
Arrive at Wilmington at
......... 5:80 P. M
t:90A.M
7:00 P. M
Leave Lanrinbarg at.:.v.t.v,; 8 KM A. M
Arrive at Polkton at.. ...........1:00 M
Leave Polkton at... ..... 1S0P.M
Arrive at Laurinburg at..... ........ 6:30 P. M
'- St&ffea to Charlotte connect closehr at Beaver Dam
with Passenger trains, running through to Charlotte
same night Passengers leaving Charlotte about
dark reach Beaver Dam to connect with trains
reaching Wilmington in SO nours irom unariotte.
- Tne
track is being extended at the rata of
taree-iourms or a mue per aay. -
8. L. FREMONT,
sepS-tf - Chief Xntdneer and Sup't
7-
alii V
a
v
MISCELLANEOUS.
Popular WHistey. Popular Price.
ONLY THREE DOLLARS FOR s
A CHOICE OLD RYE WHISKEY,
, Strictly puret'. Recommended for medicinal use
by highest medical authority. . -
THREE DOLLARS A GALLON.
' -' " ,v TRY .THE.
" JS " SELECT WHISKEY !
' . "Sold only by
CHAS. D. MYERS A CO.,
' . .- ; 5 and 7 North Front st
sept t4-tf '
School Days are Coming
ND THE LITTLE AS WELL AS THE LARGE
BOTS should have a NEW"SUIT.
A full line of Boy's and Children's Clothing on hand.
LASQB 1IKN ;
have been provided for by us. Extra size Coat awl
Knti JaBtreSftftat.- . .V '.-
-rSHRiEa.BROS.', ' -t'
- - 80 Market street.
eptS4-tf
NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER a large lot of
Turalp and Cabbage Seeds:
Suta Baga, Plat Dutch, Red Top, Nor
folk, Globe, Golden Ball, and other
Varieties of Turnip Seed,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At J. K. McILHENNY'S Drug Store,
N. E. Corner Market and Front Streets.
July t-tf
Just Arrived.
The " OLD RELIABLB" brand of
CIGARS.
Also, a selected stock of Pipes, Ci
gars, Sasaking and Chewing
TOBACCO.
GEORGE HALL.
Wholesale and Retail Tobacconist,
No 12 market Street
1
IP WILMINGTON, K C.
ang30-tf
Best Butter in the World
LL DURING THE WARM WEATHER THIS
DELICIOUS BUTTER
Stood the test and held its sweet and rich flavor.
We receive tt fresh every week through direct from
our dairy. For sale only by GEO. MYERS,
eepS-tf it and 13 So. Front street ,
Spirit Csisks, Hoop Iraiia Cine, Nails.
QQ Select Second-Hand SphH Casks, -
QQ Bbls Distillers Glue, !
gQQ Bundles Hoep Iron,
4QQ Kegs Nails,
For sale low by
sept30-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISONY
lOO Boxes ...
t r . . CHAS.!D." MYKRS & CO..
sept M tf . . - ; li 8 and .7 North Front st
JUST RECEIVED PER 8. S. BENEFACTOR
10 BARRELS APPLES.
GEO. MYERS,
11 and 13 So. Front street
septtf
Mullet. Hulleta. Mullets.
A FRESH LOT NEW MULLETS
JUST RECEIVED
BTNFORD, CROW A CO.
Bagging and Ties
For Bale By
septt-d&wtf
BINFORD, CROW ct CO.
Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Hams, &c.
Fdr Sale By
sepS-dAwtf
BINFORD, CROW Jt CO.
STEAMSHIP LINES.
Baltimore and WUralncton
SEMI-WEEKLY STEAMSHIP LINE!
Q0M708KD or tbs FTK8T CLASS STEAMSHIPS
D. j. aroiiET capt d. i. race.
L17CII.I.B, Capt L S Bennett,
REBECCA CLYDE, Capt D. C. Child.
RALEIGH, Capt Oliver.
WU1 hereafter sail from BALTIMORE
Every Tuesday and Friday,
AND FROM WILMINGTON
Every Wednesday and Saturday,
CONNECTING AT WILMINGTON
With the WUmingt-n, Columbia and Augusta
Wilmlnirton and Wcldon. and the Wilmlnstoa.
fiar'.otteand Rutherford Railroads; also the several
lines or steamers to rayertevuie,
Otvlnx.Tbroueb Bills of Ladlna
To all points In North and South Carolina, Georgia
tUnore and Ohio and the Northern Central Railroad r
Tor all pointa in the West and Northwest and ; with
steamers and Railroads for Boston, New .York and
rnuaaeipiua.
For freight engagements apply to
' ' . A. D. CAZAUX,-
' Agent, Wilmington,. N. C
Axdrewb tt Co., Agents, Baltimore,
.dec 81-tf
PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHERN
Mail " Steamship Company !
rpHK FIR8T CLASS ; STEAMERS
PIONEER, 81 tons, Capt John Wakeley,
TON A WANDA, 844 tons, Capt C. C. Wiltbank
form a Weekly Lise, and sail alternately from Phila
delphia and Wilmington every Tuesday morning, a '
O'ClOCk.- -. -: - y :.
, Thravgh Bllla of Ladlnc V
Gnven to New York, Boston, Providence, Fall River,
Portland sad all points la the New England States,
at as low rates as by any other route. Also to Liv
erpool, London, Antwerp, Bremen, Hamburg, Ams
terdam, and all points on the Continent and East
Coast of England. - -
Through rates from Philadelphia to all points la
North CaroBca, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, at as low
rates as by competing lines. -. r'
For Freight engagements sad ratesapply to
WOBTH A WORTH; Agents,
. Wilmington. N.C.
- J. M. Foasan, Superintendent ;
Ox to .
WM. L. JAMES, General Agent. ,
June ft-tfl 237 and 339 Dock street, PhUadslahla.
MISCELLANEOUS.
0PEE A HOUSE.4
Three Days Only, Thursday, Friday &
: Saturday, Sept. 24, 25 and 28. ;.
THE ORIGINAL
WIZARD AND VENTRILOQUIST.
Distribution of Elegant Presents at each Perfor-
' mance. . ,
- NO BLANKS.
Performance to commence at 8 o'clock nightly.
General Admissions... ....... -. 85 cent.
Orchestra Chairs'.
.- ...- 't W lOU(A
MATINEE ON SATURDAY
at 8 o'clock.' Children admiUed W Hatlnes'for 15
cent. r- w ept Mt. , .
Reau?ff-lii75S;i
J. &"f . TOLLET'S
. '.:.;.. ....
Celebrated
FINE
ENGLISH
Breech- Loading Guns,
Manufactory, Pioneer Works,
BIRMINGHAM, ENG.
HAVING ESTABLISHED A BRANCH HOUSE
in New York for the sale of our celebrated
weapons, we offer to sportsmen the Cheapest Guns
of guaranteed quality and shooting powers ever sold
In the United States. They are built with every im
provement for American sport, and are made in six
qualities, each wnn being brandea with one of the
undermentioned names, which denotes its quality :
Hbakd.
Paicx. ..
PIONEER ....
65 Gold.
.... 115 "
.'...'140 "
.... 180 "
TOLLEY......
STANDARD .
NATIONAL..'.
CHALLENGE.
PARAGON
835
Any one of the above brands may be selected witb
the greatest confidence, as no Gun bears onr name
that we do not thoroughly guarantee In every re
spect "
n. ts. unns Dnut to oraer, at above prices, a
specialty. Send for detailed oarticulars. with illus
trated descriptive price sheets and testimonials, to
our Branch House,
29 Maiden
Lane, New York.
sept 35-DJtWtf
Bagging and Ties.
5Q0 ROLLS STANDARD BAGGING,
GUARANTEED FULL WEIGHT.
1,000 Bundles
AIR JIH3V CJL M J8
Tbe Best Tie in tbe Market.
...
We alo offer in lots, to suit purchasers; upon
very fsvorable terms,
4,000 Bundles of Ties,
DAMAGED by tbe RECENT FIRE.
', For sale by -
- KEECHNER A CALDEB BROS.,
sept35-tf 37. 38 & 39 North Water St
-Arrow Cotton Ties. -
The BEST tb MADE For sale at manufac
turer's prices.
Liberal ulseoants In Xarge Lots.
DsROSSET A CO.,
WrxiossTOH, N. C.-W2m State Agents.
CATJTION!
We are instructed by the American Cotton Tie
Company to give notice that all persons dealing
without license in wrecked Cotton Ties with buckles
of said Company, or otherwise violating the patent
rights of said Company, win be held responsible for
damages, ,
DkR068ET A CO., Agents -For
tbe Araeric&n Cotton Tie Oo.
. 4 For the State of North Oasohna. ,
Wilhinstos, N. C , Aug. 14, m4-DAW3mi
Get the Dest.
We offer the BEST (Calf
Boot in the State for the
MONEY.
A custom-made single or
double sole Calf Boot
For $8 00.
CAN'T BE BEaTy
GEO.
R. FRENCH A SON.
39 North Front street.
sept S3-U
Clara Lake's Dream,
f'By -Mrs.' Harj Wopd.
THE NOBLEMAN'S WIFE! '
. i - : r-By Mrs. Henry Wood.
THE DIAMOND BRACELET,
By Mrs. Henry Wood.
THE NATIONAL' COOK BOOK, by HANNAH M.
BOUYIER, author of A Practical HeusewUertc
Juet received and for sale at
HEISSBERCER'S
Live Book and Mulc Store.
septMtf
Feathers! Feathers! Feathers!
20Q Extra "Live Goose" Feathers.
For sale low by ' , , .y
septao-tf ' 'WILLIAMS A MURCHISON,
r
;" Axes-Axes-Axes,
QF THE CELEBRATED SIMMON'S MAKE,
for sale at retail and wholesale, at !
GILES AMimCHISON'S,
septM-tf "'- 88 North Front St
Corn, White and Mixed; Hay, Oats, &c,
For Sale By
sepft-dAwtl
BINFORD, CROW A CO.
, DWELLINGS, ,fca, FOR RENT.
FOR RENT
tTntil : 6ot.;ist; 1875.
aug 16-tf
To; Kent.1:
X HAT LARGE DOUBLE
STORE,
23 market Street.
Apply to
. HANCOCK & DAGGETT,
.0 Market Street
eepft-tf
For Bent.
X1 OS THE ENSUING YEAR the Store.
on South Water Street at present occupied
by Messrs.' Edwards & BalL Apply to
septSStf ' rh CHA3. M. 8TEDMAN.
MISCELLANEOUS,
LEWIS & DAVIS,
Press k. Qqq&&&- T
..- - i- :! FANCY GOODS.
White G-obds," 'v
' , . ' ';- DOMESTIC 000D3,
c., Ac. The best brands of BLACELaLPACAS
on hand and sold 80 per cent cheaper than ever of
fered in this market '--
'i7-- ao.lEwis,
ttf, , . . a..D
ARRIVING DAILY.
New Fall and Mr letter
J. & H. SAMSOK'S, 43 HgTSM.
IN ADDITION TO OUR UNRTVALLTO STOCK
of Staple and Dreeis Goods, we are oeatag a msg
niflTTit supply of Ladies Mourning Gooas. confining
of mnch Empress, Cashmere, Merino and Tafeta
cloths. With a full line of London Crape, Crape
Veils: Single and Double Cashmere and Merino
Fbawls; all of which have been purchased for cash,
from first hands in the Northern Markets. An ex
amination of above voods most respectfully so
licited. ; laept 43-tf . 3. it IL SAMSON.
Who Wonli Ga . The . B din ;
When they can buy a good umbrella
v V FOB 1 7fi t ..
Or Bareheaded when a good oat can be .
. . - bought for a f -Umbrellas
T5c. Up; Hats 30c. Up.
CLOTHING IN NEXT " AD."
j';'."' "kmsoifco.,
sept23-tf ." City Clothiers.
Repairing cf ; Old Hats and Bonnets.
. - " . -y '. " . ... : ' ' " i,
OLD HATS AND BONNETS ELEACHEP,
pressed and made to . .
Look as Well as New.
a',., ix. "
. For parti
UU4 VftWftW. PM.
un von x
..WW
nauSTf uasreni-4-.
NOTICE-A NKWitHrrEUPnisH.
r I HE undersigned lurrtng opened a Naval Store
JL Yard on the premises formerly occupied by
Messrs. Willard Bros., is prepared, to receive Spirits
Turpentine and Rosin for storage, cooperage, weigh
ing and gauging on the most reasonable terms.
Having several vears experierce In the business of
receWing and shipplne, can guarantee promptness,
in dispatch, order and condition of packages. . At
tention or .Receivers is especially invited to myyara.
sepi4-im . rfAS. v. b ait in.
Guns and Pistols,
POWDER AND SHOT, POCKET CUT'ERY,
Razors, Strops, Game Bags, Powder Flasks,
tterproof G D A Musket Caps.
1 fine and well selected stock of the above eoo
ds
can be found at the Old Established Hardware
House.
sept 20-tf
JOHN DAWSON.
Corn, Bacon, Baggtn?, Ties.
2 JjQO Bushels Prime Mixed Com.
100 Smoked Sides, .
20 RoDb Btaadard Bagging,
Off TONS COTTON TIES, '
For sale low by
W1LLLAMS A MURCHIBON.
sept SD-tf
Coal, Coal.
Rro AND WHITE ASH, FRUNACE, GRATE,
Stove and Chestnut Allof beet qua ftty.; !
; Detttcred promptly la say part of the dry at
lowest prices for ash.
sept 20-tf . , . -
O. G. PARSLEY A CO.
ri: Just Received:
ClTRATE MAGNESIA, Baker's Cod Liver Of).
" Congress Water, Pain Killer, Milk Magnesia,
- Rice Wafers (for taking medicine,)
At JAMES CMUNDS Drug Store,
sept 184f - Third St., opposite City HalL
Patent Process JFlour !
EMJREBRiNDr
GTJR NKWTROCESa WjUUB THE BEST
Fkmr iifNortii Carolina. One barrel will make
25 per cent more bread than all other brands. Try
It Forealeofclyfcy '
- sepWoij-v , M.- --r": GEO. MYERS. .
.. . ' . V ' T
A-MALE TKACHEttFOt SIX
; J CHILDREN'? f ,
rpEACHER ItUS UNDERSTAND ALL THE
septlilOC BucksvHle,Horry Oa,8. C.
; Floar Sagarr Coffee. Itrd.
j QQQBBLa FLOUR, aBgrda
fAA BBLS REFINED SUGAU, : ivri
AW. - t,. j
150 8c8 pm.?io crt
1 AA Tubs Jm.LeLard.:
.'i-i:
AW ' - --
. .:i?f?'J t For sale low by i - -
eept 20-tf WMXLsJ MURCHISON.
200 BBLS. TUTS CELEBRATED : ; '
v , ; r ' BRAND OF FLOUR JUST IN.
'For sale by.'
sept tt-tf
EDWARDS A HALL.
- C. H Waxd's
T7ASHI0NABLB HAIR DRESSING A SHAY
A?
ing Saloon, 7 1
7 South Front St; Wilmington, N. . O.
N. B I aav
ive secured tae services u. we bwi ,
artists of my profession.
Ills V
KIEOR.4th , I
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