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. , , THE nOBIIIlIO BTAK. rrrnh r ' - icr ;'- . .. . .. . KATES OFACVEHTISISkj. OneSqtuire one day,...,. tl (( k 1 it V"V. i OV 1 f V V - is" V j J t' 4 "if"': i ? ! BATX8 OT BUBSOIUPTIOM. - i On yesi. In advance (by mall) ...... $7 00 8ixmonths, in advance ft " ) 3 M Throe monUiB, In advance u " ) 00 One month, in advance ( " ). , To City 8ah9cribe, delivered in any part of the city, Fifteen Cents per week. Our City Agents are not antaorlaed to collect for more than S months in advance. .: .. OUTLINES. . Great excitement yesterday in Lbndon over a fatal explosion. A brother of Collector Simmons exposes Butler's mode of packing caucuses. Commodore Wool3ey. commander of the . Pensacola Navy Xarddied yesterday of yellow 'fever. - Neork markets: Cotjon, 15f15; gold li0lU0i, rosin, 32 402 45. -Immense .destruction of property and many Jives losV by typhoon la the Southern part of Japan.' - Jailnre of S. Kaufman ; & Co. Nw York, announced. rr 3EJEjXDX a? -sr. ' " HEW ADTERTISBRIKNTS. W. H. llAitRi80N Official Drawing. ' : I1aws & IvEa.Oysters. PoDrdtz Ctjtijik.. For Rent. -. ' -V 'j IIeixsbekgkr. Chromos Books. ' , cap& of 'iniane Patients from the Poor Hodm-Their Subeequeut Be , capture and Confinement. 7 j ; A few tUys since we ' mentioned the.fact Ihtjt the new building at the CchintyPpoc, -" ,jl Ioufjyjtijd ijfor'Una'sarTetients,1 u ffrtearlyompleted. ". It is now finished - and yesterday this class of the parishioners : were to have been transferred from their old quarters to .the new : building prepared , for their benefit It appears that a colored man, well known about town as."Tinney" Mcllhenny, and a colored youth about 21 or 22 years of age, by the name of Nathan Graham, got an inkling of the proposed transfer., Graham is very violent at times, nnd has to be kept closely confined in a cell as a means of protection to the other in- . mates of the institution, while old 'Tin ney," on the contrary, though considerably crackbrained, is nevertheless perfectly harmless, though easily persuaded; hence Le wes - allowed the freedom of the main room in the building,' without being ; placed under the restriction of lock and key, Graham some how got the notion in his bead that he would not like bis new quarters, .and prevailed upon "Tinney" to ' get a hatchet from the, yard and liberate him and that the two would then make their escape. Accordingly, about 12 o'clock on Thursday night "Tinney" got the hatchet and finally succeeded in ' sever ing a link of the chain which was used in fastening the door of the cell in which Gra ham was confined, when the door was easily opened. The. two then took their depar ture, Graham with a pair of handcuffs on his wrists which; the Superintendent had found it t' expedient -to ' call; into re quisition. He had sense s enough, how-' ever, to take a blanket along which he wrapped around him in such a manner as to hide the ornaments. They started down .the track of the W. &' Railroad, but to and succeeded in accommodating" them selves to a lot of eggs which they took from a nest iu a chicken coop, with which they satisfied the cravings of their appetites, which'had been whetted by their night's adventure. They then proceeded until they reached Union Depot, when they were sud denly brought to a halt by Mr. Whitey Bowden, the watchman. Upon being stop ped Graham showed a disposition to resist and made an attempt, although handcuffed, to get hold of the hatchet which1 " Tinney' still carried in his hand, the latter in the meantime, with an idiotic grin, standing . calmrily and passively in the spot where he had been halted. In trying , to get 4 the hatchet the blanket fell from the shoulders of Graham, disclosing the handcuffs and revealing to Mr. Bowden something of the - true character of the men before him. . He thereupon took the hatchet from "Tinney" and told Graham if he resisted he would use it on him. This had the effect of. cooling the ardor of the- crazy youth and Mr. B. marched them both to the Guard House, where they were locked up. . Dr. Scott, Superintendent of the Work House, in the meantime was perfectly ob livious of the escape, of the lunatics, only discovering the fact about 5 o'clock yester- day morning, 1 when he immediately dis. patched a couple of men to hunt them up. Fortunately, one of the first places they vis ited was, the Guard House, " where they found the two patients and took them back to their old quarters, when they were placed in their cells in the new structure provided - for the insane inmates of the institution. ' Dlsttneaished Arrival A buzzard not a vulture, nor a carrion- - crow, -nor yet a condor but a regular, . fire tried,'' old-field buzzard, with as keen a scent for anything lying about loose as Beast Butler himself, arrived here yesterday .... morning, via " Air Line" from Charleston, 8. C. - He worried along under the rule of , j Moses L as long as an honest buzzard could. . honine better thinzs. and knowing that y into each life some rain must ' fall," bat, finding that the Columbia Convention bad: put up Chamberlain, hg realized, with that . intuitive perception characteristic of his tribe, that the " Jig was up," that there . would soon remain no carrion for him. The most meek spirited buzzard cannot be expected to stomach everything. .The dis mal prospect fairly " puked" him. But he rallied; he rose above his surroundings; he sailed, on easy wing, like another Columbus in search of new worlds, and this place he made the very butt and sea-mark of his ut- mos sail. There was a sweet savor in our -air. which reminded him of the Ashley's banks, and of his young barbarians there at .-play. -He is determmed to stay with us - until his native State is regenerated, or until ; his summons -eomes to join the innumer- - able caravan of buzzards which shall feast forever on the " loudest" of mule meat- three times a day with a juicy carpet bagger for dessert. : -i 'i - " v ....... . . . t - - - " - - - -i r - i , . 1 ' i -. i-t i i , . . ii. - : - " -?-:; .-. . m :.. m VOL. XV.-NO. 10. t BOARD OP ALDERMEN. ? , Synopsis or ProceedlnRs. " The regular semi-monthly meeting of the Board was held last night. .K : . ; Application of Allan Rutherford for the reduction of valuation ou certain real estate in the city was referred to the Finance Com mittee. ' ' .1 T" Various applicationsfor positions on the police force were referred to the Committee onPolica J! t The jury appointed to assess the benefits and damages to property-holders by the opening of Front Btreet between Hanover and Harnett and Bunswick and Harnett streets from the river ,to' Second street,.re- ported that they had carefully, examined the said property and were of the -opinion that the respective owners are benefitted as follows: Tienken 8s Bauman $150; Patrick Glavin $50; Maria Onderdonk50; W. & W. R. R. $250; WUder &, Morton, $150; C.;C. Railway $5,000. .Total benefits $5,850.; They are also of the opinion that the dam-" agea be assWedas follows RQheit-3e7 $'200j4a O-fnnaedeu $1G0; Bliza Meares $250;; Richard ; CartjohU , $1,500. Total damages $2100 In assessing the above benefits and damages it was under stood ; and agreed by " the , jury , that each property holder is to biild or pay for any walls that may be rendered neces sary by the grading of the streets contiguous to his or her property, except thUat the Care- una ventral mu way. 13 not to build or pay j for the wall, should any be necessary, along the line of their lands. i An addition to the report states that the jury agreed to the above assessments of benefit to the Carolina Central Railway with the understanding that Nutt and Bladen streets . are not to be opened through the property of the said Railway company. The report was adopted. i K -Alderman Grainger tendered pis resigna tion as a member of the Board in the fol lowing letter, which was read by the Clerk: Wilmington, N. C., Oct. 2, 1874 To the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of ihe Cuy of WUmingitn. ... ': J j "Gentlemen : I hereby tender my resig nation as a member of your body in accor dance with a determination which has been known to the most of you for many months, but which circa instances beyond my con trol have hitherto prevented my carrying out. To properly fulfill ; lhe - duties of the office of Alderman requires both time; and labor which I have bestowed on it upj to this time; but it seems to f me I have: I "now been in service long enousrh to be en-i I 3 1 1 1 T ."S X IJ; iiiieu 10 00 reiieveu. - ia reurtn? jl wouiti respectfully return my earnest! thanks fori the verv kind ' and considerate manner in which 1 have always been treated by every member of your Board withoat regard to nnrfv nr cnliir Ynnrs rMnptfnlTv I I J v- - " rf f 1. 15. MKATNGEIt. f On motion of Alderman Rice the follow-! in? preamble and resolution were unanit mously adopted by the Boards f . --j"" '!. .-. Whereas, 'Alderman. Grungec, has ;tn , dered his .resignation to this lioard, whicli has at his urgent request been accepted; therefore be it . - i 'Jfaohxd. That the thanks" of this Board are due and we sincerely tender them to the retiring Alderman for his I attention to the interests oflhis constituentiand his uni form courtesy to the remaining memoers at the sessions of this Board. Af d while we accede to the request of the retiring Alder man for reasons which seem to us urgent, yet we do so regretting on the - part of our selves and, as we believe, all our citizens, the loss of an adviser whose opinions we deem of more than ordinary importance in the management of the municipal anairs. The. Committee on Police were author ized to advertise for bids, with power to act, to furnish the police fo rce whq urn- forms. - The Committee to whom was referred jservicGS reii- the claim of'K Cantwell for dered. to the amount of $200,! reported ad- versely and the report was concurred. in.T --w . n . m - . m a9 1 - un motion an election ior Aiuerman was entered into to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Alderman Grainger, whereupon John Wilder Atkinson was unanimously elected as Alderman of tfie city. ' . ' - . i The Board then adjourned - . ' j The Great Falls FactoryMreat De trnetlon of Property by the storm - and Flood. . . j In our issue of Wednesday! we briefly al luded to the damage done to the Great Falls Factory, in Richmond county, by the re cent storm. From an extra from the office of the Pee Dee Courier, whosfc editor visited the scene of the disaster, We i learn that the basement room of the mills, containing about sixty bales of sheeting, looms; ma chinery, tools, &c., was partly filled with with water,, and there was much water bn the second floor'" caused Jy its dashing down the falls and over tiJT. rocks. The . . . . : v -w --. building was entirely sufrojfnded by the running water. The washing' away of the dirt and rock dam above, neit to and north of the building, precipitated jthe water di rectly against the wheel-hose carrying it away. The extent of the loss sustained by this sad occurrence cannotj until further developments,.be correctly ejptimated. The actual loss, however, must be between seven and ten thousand dollars. Besides this the dams above sustained great injury. . At the Pee Dee Mills,"on fhe Hitchcock, considerable injury has beln done to ihe brick, brick kilns, and a large quantity of j lime destroyed. . Mr. A. tstewan iosi aooui six thousand unfinished brick: f - Two trestles on the railroad over Falling Creek and the pond are wrfecked, and the bridge at the depot is gonei J j ' - - Mr.Aycock has doubtless sustained stri rious damage at his factoryextent pot known. . , ' - ' Home Afiraln. - 1 ; Elder J. C. HidenV PastoV of the First Baptist Church,' arrived heresby the train of yesterday evening, and win occupy nis put pit to-mprrow morning and night - . :: Import Entries for sate of TnEMoaNiKG Stab.- at the office 2M ii ii ii ii li i v. ii it '1 ii - - wi ii t w u " i , i ii - w ii v. - r . i - o WILMINGTON, Local Dots. The train for the camp, ground on Sunday morning will leave at 8 o'clock. The Sohr. '& SSHoffman, Still- well, cleared from Philadelphia for this port on the 29th ulL Both prrnting and ruling : done la the finest grades of copying ink at the Stab ob Printing Ofllce. tf We learn th'aVa Mr. Werner, of Richmond, Va., now in the city, intends to open barber shop here -at an early day, having selected the shop formerly occupied by Mr. Keathly, the jeweller, for that pur- 'posel'AVv -N - ; ' jneteorolOKleal. The following is a resume of the weather conditions for the- month of September, as furnished by Sergeant S. B. Lum, Observer: Mean barometer, SO. 0687; highest parome- ter.30.277 inches; Sept 25th; lowest, 29.149 inches, Sept. 28th, G:15 P. M. ; highest tem- perature, W, dempeajjair - w cgrees ; taomnrypfang "35 .degrees;- greatest daily range 24 degrees, Sept. 7th; mean maxi mum temperature 83.7 degrees; mean min- niraum temperature 65.26 degrees; mean of daily range of temperature 13.7 degrees; mean temperature 74.12 degrees; prevailing direction of the wind, East; total number of miles travelled 4,055; highest velocity 50 miles per hour, Sept. 28th, 7:15 P. M. number of days on w&ich rain fell, 6; total rainfall, 9.85 inches. : mayor's court. The following cases were disposed of yes terday morning: , - I Robert T. Moorecharged with stealing a quantity of poultry from Henry Jones, Case coutincd. " Calvin Terry and M. A: Terry, husband and wife, both colored, charged with creat ing a disturbance at their house in the souths era section of the city, much to the annoy ance of the neighbors, were ordered to pay a fine of $5 each and. costs. Johanna Robinson, a colored feminine representative of the chain-gang, ar raigned on a charge of stealing 25 cents, the property of Martha Hill, had an additional thirty days placed to her account. lllore of the Storm. We learn that Bogue Swamp, in Colum bus county, on the line of the W., C. & A. R.H., was completely overflowed by the Jate storm, and it is also reported that a man who was at work in the swamp at the time has not since been seen or heard of. We could not ascertain his name, or whether he was white or colored. Another Yacht. Another new yacht is now in course of construction for a gentleman of this city by Mr, Solomon t Morse, on Second Ontrrge and Ann "streets." It is Clin and in dimensions is 24 by 9 feel' When compKrted 6he - will bo a very handsome boat. Copt or Testixoniai Bannisald, Mo J. & W. Tollet, 29 Maiden Lane, New Tork: I have given the Breech-Loader I had ef yon- last Fall a thorough trial, and must fay it suits me in every re- spect it is a very hard-shooting Gun, and I am very mach'pleased with it - ' . Truly yours. - II. F. Dxkik. Pbiktiks PAPxa. We .now have to stock over 200 reams of news paper,- sue 24x36, weight 80 ls per ream. It Is good, rag paper, and will be sold, in ts to salt, for cash, or sent by express CO. D. TaAnsrsB Peintuio-Ikk8 will copy eiear and distinct for an indefinite period of time. Send your orders for work to be done la these inks to the MoBitraa Stab Printing-Honse. , - .ylz -.a-s . TaurerzB Pbistiwo-inkjs for copying letter-head ingg, statements,' way-bills, - Ac Can be copied in the ordinary letter-press book. . Bend your orders for printing in,these inks, and for all other Descrip tions of printing, to the Mobjoho Stab Printing Houee. : Book Bixdxby. Thi mobhihs 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. To BroBTxxH. Read the advertisement of J. & W. Tolley, the celebrated gon manufacturers, of Birmingham, England. Their breech loaders are without a rival, as is shown by the large number of testimonials in the possession of the Messrs. Tolley. Send to their branch house, 29 Maiden Lane, New York. TBANsrsa Pkintih&-1kks. Invaluable to rail road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer chants, manufacturers and others. They are en during and changetoBS, tod will copy sharp and clear for an indefinite period of time. Saving just received a fresh supply of these inks, wears pre pared to execute orders 'promptly and at moderate prices. .- IF OV, Want s Situation,: . - - . Wants Salesman, u; j.' Want a Servant Girl, , i Want to rent S Store, . Want to sell s Piano, . ; Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend Money, t Want to buy a House,.. u Want to buy a Herse, " ,f Want to rent a Honae, - 1 Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding place,- - ' Want to borrow Money, . Want to sell Dry Goods. . Want to sen Groceries, ' t Want to sell Furniture, ' Want to sell Hardware,"'' ' . ' Want to sen Real Estate, - Want a Job pf Carpentriug,'. " . Want a Job of Blacksmithing, t. WanttosenMniinery Good, ' x Want to seU s House and Lot, ' ; ' r ; Want to find Any one's Address, . ' Want to seU apiece of Furniture, , Want to buy a socond-hand Carriage, Want to find snything yon have lost, . Want to sell Agricultural Implements, Want to Advertise snything to advantage; Wsnt to find an owner for anything Found, Advertise in ; TUB MORNING STAR, ji. : IN. C., SATPRD'AY, Spiritt.Turpeatine. ' Mayor iVizzell, of Favetteville. is seriously ilLl . . - , Davldeon HDolVece opened last week withillO students in attendance. . The? North Carolina". Synod of the Presbyterian Church meets at Concord ontheHihl , - - ' ,v Ground bas been broken prepare atory to building the. Second Presbyterian Church of Charlotte. , The u health of Gen. . Johnson Barnes, a prominent citizen of Wilson, is more improved. : The Uaptist Association' at the Falls of Tar River, -Kash county, will - be held to-day and Sunday. :- , The annual session of the IIol- stonM. E. Conference meets in Ashevillebn the 14th dajof Octc' crnext r, . v . -.A;sQvere Etc':' -.'passed over por tionsof Nash ecu- r.? do ing much datna t - - .The t tLe first 23 miles1 ofYW Spartanburg and feSSSf- jSS?0 ff -Asheville Railroad, says the Expositor. - BamealTeUtha.'V.V 65 E 1 a 3 Cunnincham, thel.ranrderer-. of Sternburzb. has had his 'ease removed to Madison county for trial, says the Asheville The wife of Rev. F. M. Kenne dy.' tvell known in this part of the State, died at Macon, Georgia, Monday; and was interred at Rockingham Thursday. The eves of Rev. Dr. Pritchard, an eminent Baotist clergyman of Raleigh, have so far failed him that his physician bas forbidden1 their use ior tne present. The Tarboro - Enquirer-Southr erner hears that JudgesMoore has issued a quo warranto against Judge Milliard, re turnable at the present term of Wake court, which commenced in Raleigh on last Monday. -'.v At Fremont, we learn from the Free Will Baptist, while'Mr. H. W. Godwin was being baptized by Kev. Mr. Willis, a thief rifled his pockets, getting a small amount of money. Sam- Jordan was sent to jail on the charge of being the rogue. Robesonian : Mr, F. J. Floyd, ope of the young men outlawed by Judge D. L. Russell, surrendered himself to the Sheriff last week, lie was tried before Jus tice David lie wis; none or the witnesses proving anything against him, he was dis- cnargeu. Raleigh News : Gov. Brogden, with all the heads of departments, sub-of ficials,, clerks, &c, left the city yesterday morning on a grand excursion to the sea shore. A special train wai provided for the occasion which will take ihe excursioners through to Beaufort Wilsori'cftfancfi. jit will be rec ollected by our readers that one Uzzell was published last week as passing himself off as agent for the Raleigh 2f4o8, when in fact he was a United States detlctive or 'spy. This detective hunted up up witnesses and pounced upon Mr. J. J. liylor, of Man ning Township, in. Nosh cotnty, and car ried him to Raleigh an the charge of distill ing contrary to law and selling brandy with out! license. Mr. T. was teus. taken unex pectedly before a u. S. CopTsioner, with the grave accusations whichlhey preferred against him. Uut the caserns too thin and the character of the witnesses too bad for these hawks to make ' a gobdlhing," and Commissioner Best disch&nsd Mr. Taylor, who returned to his home tapursue his le gitimate business. Polkton Ansoniai On Sat or rday night last, two of M es' pet negroes from couth Uarohna. cami !lo .laurel uui, on the Uarohna Central, in jeumondcoun- ty, and broke into the st ehouse of Mr. Moinson and stole a quant I rof goods. Mr. Morrison during the night. iwoke and went into his store and discovered that he had been robbed. He immediately "struck trail' and pursued the robbers until he found they 11 aa aiso Drosen into tne House or a larmer, ana stolen seven or eight canons 01 Drandv. Gathering a crowd he followed -on until he reached a mill dam where Be lost their track. The party concealed themselves, and soon the two rascals made their annearanca They were summoned to surrender, when they im- meaiateiy urea on tne party, some of the pans passing tnrougn the coat of one of the white men. The fire, of course, was prompt ly returned.7 .One of the 'negroes was mor tally wounded, and the other sufficiently cnppiea topiace mmnonaecombat. All the stolen property Was recovered and Governor Moses is mmus two ot his most ardent and laitntni supporters. ,. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Scarborough House. R J Scarborough Proprietor. Capt Walker, Little River; C D Russell, J M Russell, T H Smith, City; J n oiuruBs j? euerai roint; V Jn. Ifetsoo. U jsraasiocK, j a uatson. jxew uanover Co; E H Bucome, Columbia. S C: W Patton. souna; jos finer, ssmithvtue; L) W Alder man, leacney s uepot; J W St George, xiortu varuima. . . . - . - ; Purcell House. JT. R. Davis: broDrietor. W A M Kirkland, O H Dockrev. North Caro lina; ii ii morns, Timmonsville, 8 C;.Iohn l uonen ana laay, Augusta, Ga ; D Card Wfill. NOUth Carolina. W ArflPd A Rinnlaip C C Railway: W A Cumraini?. Sound: A .f jNOrris, Mempnis; Capt 1 J 1'rict?, Haiti more,; ma.. MO, ... S- Farmer's Hof-BCTBarQ pfop'r r n w.ii. i.,ni.r'p.i, iv ai--.t mj j mciu, vovuu wixi, iiiniuuun; u Alderman, Teacbey'sj Uwen Alderman, unwell. J T Mnrrill "Rrnnawipl- on T. Bryant, JJuplin co; Ji M Hobbs. Owen Hobbs, Flemington: D J Council, Bladen county: " : rf" ' , DIED. BEERT On the 2nd lnrt , at fix A. M., Sarah Frances, daughter of W hiterord ti. aud Susan Beery, sgea years ana b mouuu, The funeral will take place this afternoon at 3)4 o'clock from their residence oa Fourth street, be tween Queen and Wooster. , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Official Drawings of the N. r. Beneficial Association, . r FRIDAY; October 2, 1874. " - Class 116, Drawn' at 12 M. 6 63 56 44 81 62 82:5 52 61 57 2 54 ClaBB 117. Drawn at 5 P.M. 30 17 11 26 71 50 66 55 59. 51 27 78 52 33 Class 118, Drawn at 9 P. M. 33 69 10 68 3d 60 52 43 71 26 7 81 42 ' oct 31t ' W, H. HARBISON. ." " Fine Hew Biver Oysters " AT THE - ' WASHING TQfr MARKET ! - Send your orders in early this morning and they win be prompuy niieo. . ' . - - octS-lt . ... HAWES at 1YES. ociween t a uoat or Kaaicai lawyers- v. secpte mm r .1 l.krl n rmn I Inns n . lJntnfcVl- . A n t v-e a I 4tiuu Dvruat uaie iu iMMvrir iu auonu OCTOBER 3, 1874. NEW AD VERTISMEENTS. ; CITY TAX -SALE. OFFICE TREASURER AND COLLECTOit. . - ;. CITY OF WrLMINUTON. N. K. ; v October Sad, 1874. 74.) TK ACCORDANCE WITH EXISTINO LAWS. I .JL wUl ofEerfor Sale at Public Auction in front of City Hall, at IS o'clock M., on Taesday S87ta day of Crttttm frtat ' tYin fnllnwinrr taairian nrATWkrtv tr WWWWf UIDM f VIIW iVUVl'Ulfj WWA&IVW JkVrvI WW ptiBfy the City Taxes, with expenses duo thereon. ana remaining nnpaia lor tne year isr4. - - ' T. C. SERVOSS, r-.-.! Treasarer and Collector. : -sl - - 3 . . I - 1 if r - - a s --ss . ' " I - - - - -th : . !? - n 1 . ....... 2 " - - . .v. J . Adkinson, Sarah IS, est : of. - , ...... N5 71 6 -i Allen Marjaret.v.w.;. A &t t 9 00 11 on 113 20 ;- law "21 00 .91 00 i 7 00 9 00 19 00 3 50 8 00 9 00 4 00 3 50 : 13 90 - 21 00 : 8 00 10 00 6 00 4 50 114 00 W.r...... 19&E4 5 Battle. Geo 3E4 Beatty, Edward 161 M 3 4 5 309 M 5 - 61 E 2 254 N W 3 78 M 1 2 3 220 W 8 213 S W 1 " 238 M 1 174 M 1 2 3 isennett, ) ohn -. . . . 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Craig, Joshua G Crook, Mary B, eat of. camoer, josmo. Carrie. Ell...-........:. 10 00 6 00 900 10 00 51 00 6 00 20 40 4 50 87 30 16 00 tt 90 Davis. Qua.. Davis. Louis... uavis. aiia is. Davis, Cornelia J. uawson. uavia Donlsn, Timothy. jjrv. uimoinv Dudley, Agnes R r Duguid, Wm H..., uurnam, wm u. .. Durant Jas, est ef Edwards. James. . '. . 4 00 700 81 00 9 00 S7E6 Kills, Uasheoa......... 17 w 3 Kills, Jno W 1J!6 ... Evans or Johnson, ,. Charlotte. ......... 115 NB3 - do 103 W 6 19 00 13 00 , 4 60 85 50 Farrow; Caroline. . . . . . 90 E 2 jrisaer, Artnur. S4 Planner, Susan A...... 218 W 2 Planner, Bennett, cut of SIT W 1 A 2 8 4 Flanner, Jos H. ....... 151 W4 5 and wharf 801 00 37 00 Foster. Mary k: ... .... 65 K23 9 00 12 00 Ganzer.ChasE. ....... 4198K45 ao , mnsto Gardner, Thos M, adm. 2o8 W 2 IS 00 " . " agent raAiisii . do 194 A 4 63 01 Gardner. Mary. .. : . .. 194 W 1 2 ' , - 77 00 Uause, tirade Ann, est of .281 El Gilllcw, Mrs E A. 190 E 3 4 8 00 168 50 Uubvrt, Juojr., H5JS45 - - do 303 El 2 Gleason, Mrs Ann. . ... 72 B 1 2 Uoodman,' WUliam. ... 151 M 1 82 00 17 00 231 50 232 80 8 00 Grant, Rich'd H .. 166 Al urant, Keuoen, truBiee in A o Grant, Mrs S H. ........ 10S E 2 26 09 Green, ueo W ........ , so if M l . Oreen,Geo Washington 486 M 1 2 3 Green, Henry. . ...... 837 B 1 - Greer. Caroltn. ....... 212 M45 : ' : . ; 2 00 .. 12 00 5 50 ' 8 Ov) 6 00 Hainrett Geo 161 W 5 r - f MSbSa;r' si M II s xxtA Sy Mary.......... s M845 5 00 ID 4 00 10 50 8 00 7 00 '2 50 it i uaisey, Benjamin. . ... coo w 4 a Pt Harris, Ja u... ....... 88 Ml H Harper, Mary A....,..- 821 Mis Haivey. Anna. . 51 W 1 2 - Harvey, jatuee.,.. 9 W 45' i : 118 Ml 175 M 3 4 5 -2UK2 as M12 CI W 5 . 90 E 1 567 E 4 5 6 6S8W50 569 W 56 6-5 E123456 Hawkins, Mary, est 7 00 uay- s, Simon..... Henderson, Thos. . , HerrloK. 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Kent, Thos H. ........ . King, Thos............ King, JaaM... ........ jurapamcK, J ames. . . , Lane, Jas W. Lane, Levin, est. ..... . Lane, DrW W.... .., Larrington, Diana,.... WHOLE NO. 2,184; NEW .ADVERTISEMENTS. Larking, Owen......... 187 ESS Larkins, Catharine ... 234 M 45 5 50 40 90 8 60 50 i 4 00 J 00 Leonard. isnmaei...... b4 Mas Lewis, Richard 160 M 5 Lewis, Mary E. . . ... . . . 277 M 1 Lillev. Isaac. 91 S E 4 London, heirs of S E. . 152 W 1 2 00 . . . do 192 E6 280 E and W 1--. 191 B 3 239NE3 '-s 295 W1234S6 236 E 5 , 177 E 2 , , 250 M 3450 S61E2 .' 514 A 5' " ' 515 A 4 148 E 3 4 149 W l 1 185 Ml 2 3 " 61 Wl; 296 E6 , 328 W 12 -826 M 2 3 -540Pt4A56 541 Pt4A6 542 Pt5Rv , 558 559 - 477 50 41 00 9 00 114 60 , ' 5 00 Love, Edwin T... . . ; . , Love, Alex .-. ... - T nwa T-n Ti uu v v nv - Llovd. Alfred. ........ Luinsden, Mrs B A. . . do . do " , i 188 80 20 : 3 50 . 8 eo 16 00 18 10' , 9 00 . 6 50 Leonard, Robert . . . .'. " 'r : dO - ' McCloudV Adeline. ... McCoy, Robert. . McDonald.. Hush.. ... McKatee, John. ..; . .. ao MeGuire, John. '.:iv. McGoire, Joseph.. ... Mcllhenny, Thos C. .. 00 -da do ' 669C70- ' i- 7T 7 do McKev. W ILestv .14 IK McMillan, FranclPfi H8 45 McNeill, btisaa AJAVJL Il.XImII A Lav : r - 7 CJ : so w 1 y- McRaeken. Kmi; MoRee, MrsSS ..... -U W'2-jr . . chil- ..... 166 E2 ' ' . 177 E 1 ' - - 2 60 .dren do . 117 00 4 00 : 6 50 13 00 - 2 00 5 50 6 00 36 00 6 50 149 00 15 00 115 80 13 20 1900 19 00 5 00 16 40 ; 6 00 49 50 61 40 98 00 9 00 13 60 276 50 6 00 6 00 24 40. 11 00 7 00 105 00 McWuliams, Moses. Martin, Fred., i..... Martin. Ann....;... 850 W 34 80 El ... 89 W6 ... 349 W 3 ... 348 M5 ' ... 238 NWS ... 159 W34 : ... 327 W 2 84 :- ... 153 M12 164 Pt 4 ... 204 E5 . ... 178 M 2845 Martin, Samuel. . . . , Martin, John.:...:: Marvel, Abraham.. . Maunder, John. . . . Maxwell, Wm..... Mearee, O - . - ' ao . Meares, Harriet . . . Mebane, Mrs Jas A Melton. Jno K 295 24 Merrick, WnrH.......279 B 3 4 Merrick, Margaret.. 248 E 4 5 Moore, Thos T ... ..... 269 B W 5 Moore, - Leander . ...... 159 B 3 4 5 . Morgan, Jno W. ....... 78 M 5 6 Morrison, Amanda. .... 169 N W 1 -j MoreUe, Daniel. ....... 129 E 1 2 Morse, C C. ........... 101 E do 127 W456 Mosely, Jno 308 B W 1 . Munds, Mrs E A.....:. 74 E 2 Munds, James C ... 179NE4 ao- zoo wo Murray, Harriet and --- children 104 E2 Nash, Jas, estoL....-.:. 239 N W 4 Nash,SolW. 249 M345 do for wire 239. w 3 Nixon. Susan. 294 W 2 3 -Qldham, Alex 203 E 4 uu uu as axeut wo a. x do 202NK1 289 00 8 40 6 00 Orrell, Ann Eliza...... 566 K123456 Owen, Thos w 118 W 6 Payne, Thos, est of.... 281 W 1 Phupot William .104NE5 Phinney,WmM....... 262.M123 . 9 00 . 3 00 1100 3 oa i-otter, jt w......... jh iia . PoweU, SarahE....:.. 207 M 5 Price, W J, est of..... . 156 M 1 2 - Parker, Chas.......,. 208EM4 barker, Thos, Jas Wil son agent...; 132 W M 4 5 6 Reese, Edward........ 148 S B4 Reeves. Gabriel....;.. 33 W 1 2 13 00 V 76 00 4 00 4 60 5 00 10 00 1 16 05 Keed. Kichd. .......... 221 Ml 23 ReedvHezekiah........ 221 Pt345 ' 43 00 111 00 10 00 16 00 5 00 4 50 RepitonrMrsBE,est.. 165 E45 Rhoade. Jno C. 294 W 5 Rhoades, Chris C, est. . 174 W 1 2 3 4 fUcnarasoH, iieeter. . Richardson, David ... Ripley, Jno, est of.. Ripley, Saliie Roberts, Jno D . 308 W 4 827 E 34 ' 237 N W 2 48 M456 . 174 M345 92 Pt M 12 3 4 5 6 10 00 4 00 5 50 JttoDbins, A . - do 145E123NE4 101 00 21 00 - 7 00 Robinson, Geo B. . . . .'. 182 W 2 Konnotree, uenms.... 336 a 1 Russ, Robert.......... 59NW56 Ruggell, Mrs Mary E.. .. 48 W 6 Rush, Samuel B. . . .... 350 B 2 3 Sampson, Margaret. ... 103 S E 5 -8 60 4 00 5 CO 7 00 Sampson, Caroline, est or.... ... . . 103 w ji 5 - 7 00 s 6 00 21 00 "4 CO Sampson, William. .. 2u M l bampson, uersy.... Saandeiej Florence. Havage, Jno H ..i.-. ; 837 W8 .137X23 . S7.:PtlS34 - 5t ... -K12 . 14W S E 5 3'W28 : 893 W 4 324 E 1 W5 . 47 Pt 45 6 . 00 . v do 32 00- Savage, Henry . . . . . . ao Schriver, Clans. . . . . 95 00 do 68 00 Echulken, Martin. . . do 72 NE3 13 00 6 50 8 00 Shepard, Edward...... 487 M 1 2 8 Simmons, Samuel R. .. 222 M 4 Simmons, Alomso..... 162 Ml 23 7 00 41 00 16 00 mgietary, mrs s o .... 143 is l a Smith, Catharine. 194 MIS Sparrow, Minerva..... 537 M 1 2 Speight Jno T........ 225 El 8 00. 19 00 10 00 2 00 11 00 91 40 46 00 160 40 17 00 lipencer, Mary or ann, Jane Stedman..... 76 E 5 Stevenson, WmH.... 350 Ptl 2 : Stolter.Henry r 93 W 1 2 Strauss, jno w.......l xbt w usi Button. Mrs Martha J.. 157 M 1 2 3 Southeriand, T J I 179 W 4 Tavior, wmja... Telfair, Edward..... 88 W3 264 El 90 Wl . 324 W28 169 M 3 4 5 306 E5 89 B2 250 Ml 2345 . 280 W 4 277 M 34 5 ,! ' -359 W 5 " 51 Ptl23458 53 A126 62 A56 71 A 6 V 72 W 6 85 E 6 , 86 AS i v 45 W 2 3 00 . 80 60 Tietgen, Herman.,.. Thomas jxemns..... Thompson, Rachel, . Thornton, Luther J. . Thurston, W J X"..v. Tucker, William...,. do . -Turlhigton, Mary J.. ' 800 47 50 29 40 21 00 37 10 . 21 00 5 00 Turner. Pomnev . . YanBokkelen; A H. ao do do do do do 438 60 860 17 00 Walcott Steohen F. Walker, James & Sarah A12 Walker. Jas A 308 W 3 ; 7 00 Walker, VirgU. 93 Mis do 28 6 Walker. Rose. 279 M 3 10 20 - 81 00 Walker, ChasE........ 31 B5 6 CO - 6 00 6 00 wara, baran. ........... ei mo - . Ward, Samuel......... 61M56 : Webb, Harry.. 168M123 Whitehead, Wm A. .... 130 A 6 60 00 31 00 18 00 5 50 WilllamB, Jeffrey. ..... 209 W 4 . WUlis, William 132 M 5 6 Woodruff, J H, Pres'dt 57 Pt 1 2 8 4 241 00 253 60 wooster, Jonn, est.... iu no do . 164 E 5 . Wilson. Ja, agent for , J Levy...7. 212 WM1 9 00 D E L I N Q IT E N T Atkinson, Jehn W, or : - unknown no Jfi o e 11 00 Brown, Aaron......... 188EM345 . 7 00 , 8 00 uurae, aiary. jso Jones, Isaac... 6 1 Pt 5 do 515 SW 2 James, Jeff, or Jamea Wilsen.... S22 E2 McLean,Dan'l or Henry 60 W M $ ,J 42 00 29 00 6 00 S3 00 7 00 25 00 snieias, weo u.... iwKng. Stanchy. Wm... ...... . 282 E 1 ' ' : Williams, Susan f ...... 1U8,E 3 . OCt 3-3 4 lO IS 25 27. : -.-A v Chromos 1 Chromos Jj LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORT- mentof beautiful Chromos, Steel Engravings and Hlustrated Text just received and for Bale at the . ..- LIVE BOOK STORE. 1.. f ; ""4 :t,Z School Books. i . .' : : i. COMPLETB STOCK OF SCHOOL BOOKSr ' i . SLATES, BOOK-CLAMPS, c, Ac, at ; HEINSBERGER'S octt 3 if . - lave Book and Music Store. Washington UTarket. FAM1L T 8 UPPI r, STORE THE undersigned baveShis day opened a Store, in. tha wow Rriov TtniiiTincr nnrner Market and 2nd-; Btreets (entrance on Market Street), where they keep constantly on nana tne oest qunuco w Fresh Beef, Veal, Mutton, Venison, , , t ; Pork, Sausages, &c. , ; AtoA Pnifiv nf ii vindaYdressed and nndressed), Eggs and Vegetables in season. The rtricteetatjen TwS. tA nimMiuf fumUfAK with the bestmeats that can be boueht inutis maxket Also, to faraish- ng ships with each meats a are requirea wane in port. Orders left the day before promptly and care- luuyeu. , V' CHA8. W. HAWES, oct2-naclw - JESSE 1V1. vu"?-t 3 TO. ejMek.X. .r..... 8 6p w week.r. . .- k n a unw weeu.. One month. vi, Two months.. Three months -Six months'... ...... 6 50 . 8 0C ......15 00 .' 22 00 .- ...86 00 60 Ot at proper MiST?0?40 AdverUemet8 taken uOnftrPlV ltrw rstoe - - iJ!l7? "re estimated ass quarter-column, and ten squares aa a half-column. , - jNEW advertisements. e iForRent. r?wi?s-oTFrince8s. v..nocU r nu ana Benrniit atrotn . 1 Afr O.O- . . . ' T . Horse and Mule c OLLARS. HAMKS AKTt rvirv rvnr . r,., Blind Bridles. Axle-STeaSe. Wl, bdS1,,.3' Saddles. Harnees. Trunk. zia7rtii ? goods very cheap, at 7- ,"U1C'' sept 20 tf nacl : ' J.'g. Toplism' & Cos. - - mW. GOODS, NEW GOODS. "By Expreiss,T6-Day. 5 v Z-..,J Beits aid Buckles," 'all kins, Kid Gloves, finest quality; Silk Mitts, Fans, Linen Ooliars and Cuffs, plain and erabroid- -ered,f Neck Raffling?, Scarfs, Corsets . : , , Hoop Skirt g, Paraeola, Veilings, E3g- . n. fags and Inserthigs, Slipper Pat-v . -'! ; terns, Zephyr Worsted Hair ' : ' ' " Plaits and Switches, TO BE DISPOSED OF AT GREATLY REDUCED FIGURES. The Largest, Neatest, Cheapest and Best Kept Stock of FANCY GOODS AND MILLINERY ZZV. TJJE CITY. Variety Store, No. 42 .Market Street anglS-tfnac ' X. FLANAGAN. DWELLINGS, &c, FOR RENT. For Rent. HAT PLEASANT COTTAGE. N. E.4 corner Seventh and Bock. 'House con- ! tains 6 rooms, and kitchen and servant's ; room hi the vara. Splendid weU of water.! newer garden, &c , Possession triven immediately. Inquire of . : . . Mas. F. M. AGOSTIN1, -oct2-3t 'T-: '. - vomer Sixth and Dock. FOR RENT. UNTIL 1st. Oct., 1875, the Store No. 22 Market Street at present occupied by Messrs. Hofland t I! 1 1 If Rich. ::!!t Buildinslots for sale on Oueen. CafltlA.dU Ann, Nun, Wilson Orange, Dock,Chesnut Mul- Derry, Ked Cress and other streets. Apply to Octllw JAMES WILSON. FOR RENT . Until:Oct. 1st, 1875. rnHAT DESIRABLE STOHE. comer Varkpi. nnA JL South Water Streets. Apply to - ang 16-tf H. B. BILER8. Trv Etent m A. HAT LARGE DOUBLE STOR - :--3 JTlarfeet Stroet, Apply, to ' - . HANCOCK & DAGGETT, . i rep6-lm 5 Market Street miscellaneous; Flour, Coffee, Sugar, Lard. 1' 000 BBLS IUDBlI1Sn!iC8i . JQQ BBLS REFINED SUGAR, ' jpJQ Sacks Prime Rio Coffee, j' IHA Tubs Prime Leaf Lard. 1UV For sale low by WILLIAMS 6 MDRCHISON. sept 27-tf Spirit Casks, stoop Iron, Olne, Nails. .QQ Selected Second-Hand Spirit Casks, 100 BWb DisUUera 6Ine .- ' ': - : ' ' 600 "nn a Hp i?n s A(( Kegs Nails, ! f ? ,: For sale low bv , . WILLIAMS A MURCHISON. sept 27-tf THOSE CHOICE Small ! Pig Hams,' Thin Breakfast Strips, Young American Ueef longues. Sold onlv bv ' tUA3. V. MXM.KS JE UU.. sept 27-tf 5 and 7 North Front st Removal. The SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS Grocery establishment from 41 Market Street (South side) to No. 63 (North side), formerly occu pied by J. C. Stevenson, where he will be glad to meet his old friends and customer. Octl-3t G. H. W.-RUNGE. JUST RECEIVED PER S. 8. BENEFACTOR - 10 barrels apples. . . ." GEO. MYERS, . sep2tf i 11 and 13 So. Frost street Cueesc, Nails, Soap. Boxes Cheese, - ' - 100 2QQ KegsNails, OAA Boxes Soap, Y KKKCHNER A CALDER BROS.. oct 1-tf 'A T. 88 A 29 North Water St Jast Receiyei ani Kow ODeniiis ' 'A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BRUSHES, con- nintlmr In nart of Whitewash. Paint. Hearth. Shoe, Scrub, Hone, Marking and Stencil Brushes, in every variety, for BaieiowDy ; . ,' i,' ; . liiLIi . - GILES & MURCHISON, eept 27-tf j 88 North Front bt ' . , . . r ! Brandy Still. . ' Small Brandy still, u . . . . For sale uy - . . KEKCHNER A CALDER BROS , ocil-tf 27. 28 and 29 North Water St , Mullets, Mullets, Mullets,. A FRESH LOT NEW MULLETS JUST. RECEIVED By -eep6-dAwtf BINFORD, CROW A CO. Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Hams, &c For Sale B; scp6-dAwtf BlNFORD.'CROW A CO. will i Corn, White and Mixed; Hay, Oats, &c " sepfrdAwtf BfNFORD. CROW A CO. Dr. M."J. DeTRosset Hi OFFICE AND BESI .AS REMOVED HIS i v - dencoto Al NORTH. , Jo - i . srBBBSP-TBsaawwMb. - ,m.mm 3kr A.