North Carolina Newspapers

.. Witt. II. BERNARD , 1 Editors. CICERO TV. HARRIS, f It , and I I. WJ.JjMJ.JX U- A VJ&t v. v.: - -. SATURDAY MORNING, Oct; 10, 1574. how not A BOSOM FRIEND OF GRANT DE CLARES THAT THE .PRESIDENT ft a in nn Tvon v.t wnT uni rin DIOATE FOR RE-ELECTION,- So'mnch;liaiibcendjl:oijvbetlMSr nounced:frauds.'.rSqme old phiioso-l Grant would or would; iot be a can-1 phftrs $Abo J:ii Canada they gavelia alored didate for renomination or an indo- powerful horoscope of modern re- pendent candidate totiti Presidency, search to.take' the honored places of that; the 4ollowingt'aecJiaed.:pTes- the Latin ana Puritan bards. , ; . - , . , .; , r I 0 , . - -itt 1 sionfrom Judeo Edwards PierrepQnt, : 3ach discussions are useless. , We of New.yorkitOAteportetoftheSMn, do l ' woal nr1W m.nnt i"ntae ' ! I " A parkgrapii which! Tias recently j been published in several newsDaDers.'? . I Trai!-t. .1 : . 1 !1 ,1 1 1 ,UD.UCUUlO l i"J" -tlfarrBaaia -to an-acqnamtancdi f.uzapeau ,ago -woma. KUUV (with alittle show of insticeVthat that I favored thd re-election of Pres- -u wo; r wuu wrow uMiiaie. are mentioned dt outsiders as - U ( I ll 1 A WUT.um.. W . .. . ' . " . . -T ident Grant, is not true. When I ftayo;nVtfeir6WithUl4 T t J raaiier. i Rav u tiudiiciv. ana not tu i . 'r.. nvi thA , A- rf , ray irienoaiiiNOJK,-yoa.niay say, ua fiontiniied. " that l-ren. lirant tola me -himselMhat he intended tonStitf n of his present term. I Lord - Bacon has accomplished )!d the! truth Idoh'tbei enough forgone man and one life time mo tnc irutn. . . x uon i. uo , ,.nP.Tcn ; " . e ' - 'Xt 1 ,m;0i,n wv.'.fUt Wwiil 'ItIwS'tmplv' impossible for -him:.r.to the expiratio believe he totd lieve that he wishes . or : that: he will seek a renomination.v Kor : do" L be4 lieve that' anvbodr but- thosd' Whd wish to mako a fnsa think that he ' will be renominated.'-' It is true thai Grant has not publicly said that he would not be, a candidate forre-elec-j lion-b Si tliais bedansesonidnpeoi le are trying to make him declare1 :JLYX::W:i.iUT: 'L fAUlri his intentions. He will not be forced what heintepds to- da.lyl to say -think," adde the Jiidge, "thatl have given you a i definite answer to your question." y - i As the " repbjtei: arose to take his leave ; Judge Pierrepont said, i V Wei said nothinff about this third term W aid nct isho be regarded -W together, ' which star or ys; we got a pohcy o. lum. , ig yielded who are fond of making a fuss. Peo pie may talk .about. the third term but they will see that when the time' T,:w ,0 - ;v.nm,.ilan nni-l .wUl say that he neither desires ' not! will seek a re-election. . - ! ' Now is tJien entirely authentic? If -r , -rx. . . I j nacre. jrierreoonc aa say uiat want meanS:,nQf third term, does he speak lw tha ard ? When did the,arlemd s'tw.j.-. ut-op. the New Tork intemew...between tbe JNew Xorfe leader and . Gen. , Grant take place ? And, last, has the latter - changed hnv mind in Teo-ard to his retiracy at the end of the present "term ? These are queries with which the average read-; er will receive the" statement of the Sun on every hand, .. . In connection with the Sun ; inter-; view read thefollowing editorial from; the Baltimore Gazette: - ' f The air ia full of, if not saturated with,! rumors that, in obedience to theinexorable demands of friends in certain heretofbrej faithful regions, President Grant is about" to relinquish his pretenSio&S to.be again a; fd the clarridr of men tu.xuw , , POLITICAL MOTES, indicated; and it is confidently asserted that ;PAAJ0W Cosby" travelling , agent i ths pnminor Cmivpntinn jit Chattanooffa is; I ; . ; , .' ki --.Pj. a !l the occasion when silence is tobe broken ti, Btnrvmna that this demand comes with M decisive emphasis from New England, and J Charleston by cutting his throaf,-. al more especially from New York, i&towm6&t' severirisr the head from the tuat portion-or JNew jingiana wnicn is swu- ,UWv)ir ' vvuiu ' w .--j)' f - Uampshire and Connecticut would have to be indefinitely relinquished ; but New York, it is conceded must be lost, unless this' self sacrifice be made. . KIISTAKUIG HI8 MAN. Ono of "the araurinnff ritemteof the political campaign, .Indiana is tie . i .i e . of vtho 44 Souttiertr WitHzVoiSmfclke. fle has been stirring '' tipthe ' 'papers on that subject and, sjipppiug the Kens selaer Union, to ' be a Republican paper, wrote to te editor as follows . ; ii-. ; . : . ' j , . . . --jZ' - s" - K0 .e5-JtV;' I. r,-,.. tt n T. t-.j . J. r a ma m I itn ft im . rT l arm u u m w mjiw m 'ma mm. . m Dear Sir: I.desire to call your at- .:Ant itAiitliin ffArrtbrhl ihes of violence and bloodshed, transpiring ihrnnMinnt tha ''tWh '-and : fl-i&est that yon give them as great 'promi, nence as possible iii your peper from this time until after the etectidn r '.i Thomas J. BradY, i. jfcmi 'Chairman. . The outrage . business is to last only " until after 14 ihe'electiOD.'Over 250,000 Outrage Supplements' hJiv . -, 'V.l-i.J-2''i-'J,"-'i..'i ii til been circuiatea in luaiana. WIL.li GKsNT REPUDIATE KKL- . i-''-': ' Locot ' It U now jeoorted. t that et en the President himself does not consider! . i i -) either Kellogg or JVlclLnery tne lawr and that in his next message to Con gress he ,wiU recommend that provi: eion be made for a free and fair elec tion We dent ; , - - . - V, i E . partisan championship , "of. DurelVs ell's enormous usurpation. One of the editors of - the ; Charles- ton News a;if;C7ojirrfhsJeen noti- tied .that he will.be inaictea tor ;.noeu Dursting ot a Dipoa vessel couuwwr great snow oi nweugw JLr,' s. s."EVERItXh"moyed his office to a by Sheriff B0Wen,.a notorious JUdi- With e optie rierVe.y;, .dtrict. house 6n Princess strkUy occupied by fe ylMonntsLbaVermonM, W , , Man, nef door to T.lor . OUe. forger and bigamist, - ' capped with 'snow,' ' U total of thirteen hundred. . W. , ;; - " -r, . (oct4-jw ; SHAKESPEARE AND BACON. ';- The savans, and those who are not savans, are still waging the Shakes pearean war in the New York Herald. cles. J is astonishing , bow much pen, ink IM HNI.f 111 IMII III IT . Illl W III 111. II ll-f 1 1 . Ill K I . ; v ,r -V Milwaukee's census shows a popV paper is wasted to show the World 'uiation of 54,405, an increase of 22,955 much some people know (and do know). ..It is wonderful. that the 1 . authorship oi " The- Eneid?- and of Patai; TW: W notrbeen din. I '',wTr' r - 5T iicvia rr-v puted aruVjrgil and Milton pro- not see how . candid and .honest j BeQ JOnSOll COUld COUHtenanCO and 1 commen a;. man , who ;woul4 claim what he did not do. It is natural to For. one we are willing to let the bard of.Avon 5;rest on.hisJaurels, and u?nnW pvpn romvftftiint.hflr.ffem into -j- a , brio-ht coronet that crowns the ".,4 7 t ,v V" vwr. .r "y " -- ,--T "goMen dayi 6f good Queen Bess lMrasmp.y imp.yiu iu. u.uxu Jiavwntten Shakespeare's works. Wo j loqk at jtirpnl apurely Commonsenso standpoint; - : We "were not- there" whenHhe plays of Shakespeare were written, and we have never found anything written by anybody " who was there", when the thing was done which says Shakespeare did not do it, We are perpetually on the qui vive eare Frriu:"-V u" 1 1 v to find our present high regard lor tbe-i : poets,, authors, and ptnioso phers; of extreme ancient times brought into question by somq of the Bohemians "of the press : It would ot be; surprising to see some of them discussiug the following We think that will stop them,; "or rather engage their attention until chaps resumes its reign, and the; inn? sic oe -ine oironuu uuueis -,-s. mwuwm and;lostin the grander harmonies of eternal ana cnangeiess wwnu. , , ; Before we leave "sweet Will" we mill orlH ilmf. hia - im!r!irfi AlSQ . uD I v r:?' : ? i wittingly supported by Milton, who speaks of "his (Shakespeare s) native I wood notes wild.w Drydeq, Hales, contemDorarv wit? of Eton, Diggs, a contemporary wit, Faller anequivocally give &naces- Peare ine aonor or wnuug uie . found in every liorary ana reau uy every one. , - ' - . ) ' ' ' PALMETTOLEATES. -. . Last Friday moraine in Suniter the residence -or lyapt. vv , ii. vara-i ner "was burned. - Incendiary, j In sured for $1,800. . 1 : ; j " ; . The corner-stone of the " Pied-: mont Cotton Mills, in Greenville co nnty w as laid ' on Sat urd ay last,! Wltn. Decoming nonors, iu ? mo pres- ' -ifcA.f : laro-e crowd -Cof r fbectators. i or S suicide odnesday -morning in T,riiv ': nrfn"cii linn body. Uause, liquor. '. .' Greenville ; Republican: Near the steam distillery of W. C Godd wift'& Co at -Mr.' Merrill iKirk - . rm i v .... - . vi . ' it i s I i ' ; a. T LT y'v , . r;'"" a VWV." Ty' gun charged with bucK: shot, . seven OI wnicn eniereu tue uwij, ""."S Bates 'Instantly.1 uof oners verdict, A malicious act; lor liocause. wnat- ever.' , - .. . - 7T- si ' M1KOML1TIES. Thiers can't ride horseback ' ;; ; , I v. 1 Presbyterians. . , ; , ;3 - Salvini has hao immense success I in Kio Janeit04ii Oliver Wendell Holmesan Bret Jtlarte are unitarians. .;r-j:? ni Harte are Unitarians. ..y- - ..'it: j5. The Saturday .Review calls Til" tnh a ''diseased literarv fluencv," Aan laboring 'under the J m I .. lisfortune Of being named UlimOUg runs a dairy atlTrinidad, Col. ; Honor and glory to v . r mi- lips,.of somewhere in Michigan. who j na8 written 5,115 words on a postal card .'-! ii lieorcre Alireci lownsenu is iu- terviewinir noted" South Carolinians and "doing' the State generally for the New York Herald., - " - ' 4. rt 1a -. n7 iar UlU lUOSI Ulliliauv v vj- addresses . before the ' Oriental Con- gress.at .Londonwas tnat ot r roi. Owin HftVs the ' a r. rdin, the distingujshec let. Kaft" latelv ire-en tered the field at the age of seventy tt0A rh fieM at. the acre of seventy- two, and assumed charge of a ifewly established paper ia.Parkl,i4 ! nrp t.riat. ha AcA almost instantly. r a v v. e tV' loss ana aanger to am rorces. r suppose.that the great lights of the h,; P- . m3 - . - I ...noWr, . Wluut f hp mrmincr stars I mfttmnr UUil:J"r : 5.- r.. ,u V ' ll. T'i' fTt-l- t O-'-J lW ' XveV. " 1 nomas Viuaru,f- hid; ore . . . . . -. . , . . mr. Tf " ' .: !and beloved bastof of the Mt. VernoH Methodist Church in Baltimore," has become i.permaneoUy blind -:by.Uhe STARDUST. v Philadelphi S demand tor ' -. .'. i - . . 1 5" . . -..-,. - i since 1870, --Happy ia that human heme: who nas the tact to do a disagreeable thing bif ally"' yiV mi ' . -xutj vuircuureu iu iiiis country . J . . T . J iti8 said, is atElmira, 111. - ; man the cat-o'nine-tails the other day or ' an-assault on a woman: . - , j a world is claimed by the Pennsylvania to - ,,, nnmnMVJ ; it toi wheels and weighs. 75 tons. : ",-;; : T.tav ienot nhoa fAra ' tha Pa Rirer expedition do not confirm the uuMB.u ithev ma- hogs," . Omabosses," and "Omahor- "b . 'Fw . i ine vnamuioo! uauier lives iu "I 1 . T). , TT. : vH w. ..;, u. 7j3 -years tfid, and is the parent ot 30 oniiurau, umyouri oniy lour t w A lpw-spintetl horse committed mio m Jiarar4c0nnty,:Ilb,-bv sucking Ins nose into ; the rand and .:i i... holding it there until ho was smoth ed to:- death. ; 1 1 - ; ;22-; A dance called the Insect,Bal- let" is to be introduced into the spec- tacle ,of i'The, Deluge at Niblo's Garden. This might be a travestie of theagilcfle'a." ' ' ' " i It is an' 'interesting 1 if not edify ing fact thatJ there are 30j000 indirid uals 'in New Yprk eity who -live oii other people's earnings who are, iii fact, professional thieves. These, with the beggars, make a rather large de pendent community 'for any city. The gallant secretary of a life insurance '.company,. ,beiug via5. com mand of a platoon during tlie lateum pleasantness in Arkansas, struck; up tha gun of one of his men about" to fire on a staff officer; with' the excla- 1 P n it, don't shoot at him j - Sheriff Bo wen,' a notorious par tisan leader of r Charleston has iu dieted Mayor Gv P? Cunningham, on a charge of official misconduct. ; . ' Ex-G;6v. B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri, has addressed a long letter to" the Democratic Central Committee1 and iQtimtiog tQat the defeat of the Democratic ticket in Missourtt would be a national calamity, since it would be an indorsement of the National , ini Mr wn nrom- to uke the 8tum for theXe'mocracy so soon as Ins health will permit. Tyndall Explains. ''"''' Professor Tyndall replies to is critics in a preface to an authorized report of his address to the British Association, and partially retracts hia statements in the following passage referring to" the charge of atheism brought against him: ;i I , .fln cohnectiohwith the charge of atneism j. wouiu maKe oue reinarK: Christian men; are proved by their writintrs to have their hours of weak- ness and lot doubt as 'well as their hours of strength and of conviction,' an4:en like myself share ia their; ninv wav thpxa vanfttions of mood and tensed 6re thengiouviewsof , i rr q n tt rf tn xr o can ilonto trta rviYlir oltfii- . .. t tj Y ,fj" . uiiwiyp uuca-noi uwv aim w imv envug the" claims of the doctrine of 'material atheism' upon my allegiance might be. Probably they would be very: strong i3utras it is I, haVA noticed: . ' m m during years of self-preservation that It IS HOt in nours OI Clearness ana Vlg-f , tQat doctrine commends itself to :-J. ti.t r my mind; that in. the presence Of' stronger nd;healthier thought it ever dissolves and disappears, as offering nn Hnlntinn nf iho mvatpw in -whioh no solution oi toe mystery in wnicn We dwell, and of Which we form a , . ' part." .. ,iifiiV? " A: . Kossuth Not Dsstltnte. r A correspondent in, Genoa gives a graphic picture Of the rural quiet and ; uinn dan TTrtoant 1 nasooa wuicu tvu iivBo.u,,. gfgoifl jjei satate Agents of jjiousto,.0:re his declining days f So much has been gen who tave a reputation for honesty and in said of the destitution of the Hun-. . - . . Uarian VPxesW will be pleased to hear how, pleasant are the surroundingr-or nis tranquil ae. With such a picturesquijland- . a?1 -I 8f ' Y"" J "v - seatin the Hungarian Parliament for mm lO IClUSe wntucvci ujcic ia a va,ftI1f.Vl it ould be hard to conceive & ia.)itir ending for a well-spent life. - r - f i ; 76 and Liberty. - ? vr are now on the eve t an event ..i pt, ;n thfrlife of our srovern metlt 8ayg the Richmond Whig. If Radicalism'is' successful againin the I ,0;,1A.'?1 lat,n ?n '7t it ia im. rcoiucunai " . J possible thathere' can be enough lib erty ttouu gervative party cat beformed in time v.?mw the .people; may groused,, tne pop Iar mind may . convinced, of the I XT' I r,, r. lvolnTiol intn vorv IU1-I4UW u,v u.",r- i:..f- f ; i:U.l Jmnnrfonno ; 'Thfl I ULtlW OI uvilbiv. wkv'"" rfuu I ..;.': .- - , . L.I J . iRepublicans 1 havel'about .beld- their. own" notwithstanding the tremendous efforts ohiBonapa-tistit.tfTnake BUSINESS CARDS. THOMAS - GRJ.-tE Hew, .York: and Wijpington :; 1 tji? ' - a wn' r ivr rIRr' A-3 AJV. HFE; , ws r 4. . ' 1 . r Princo- ' Street, between Front and Water Stv. may 10-Ty o- .. ,-. A. . - - " "-' H- TOT.T.ItBfl." At5 II AN. & OLLEUSrf J .v: corner Front and DoclUSt;, , . .WIUTIIKGTON, ! C wE0 and exniiiimng our stock. nov 19-tf . 15. r. rilTCIIEL, & SON, COMMISSION MESCHANTS ', - had Bealersln ' Grain, Flour,' Slav, and also Fre Croand Meal. Pearl Hominy and Grltn. i - Nos. 9 and 10 Water t., Wilmington, N. C f Propr otora of tbe Merchants Flouring Mills,, . ft ; nov . tf . 3. . . 1 . LEGAL CARDS.: - U.S. ' ins. Collections, Bankruptey,, , .,..'.., -.1 " ,..,--..., , f ; ' Br sr Associations, Penalties.! - j . - )i- . , v i -i AttoU - ncy and Counsellor at lari Ji 7 M'BolltBk-Dl)StairS . 'WILMINGTON, N.C nbam.t BBADT-Tbe second edition of my n. a Ja8ticetlttt anAppendx of Forms and Instruc- otis for KollrJtors. . rVf- Price 5 UU. Address 08 bove. Rl a,v JX -' O. - - .. STEDMAN, Jr.; ELIZABET11TO W2Vf 'jY.- a . . . . r . .... juiy-r-D&wtr . 0 -tic T T T TSJ ' ii . b M A. It 11 IN j . ''..:.tA. WltBIINGTOW,. C, ",. At COL STBiNGE's" OFFICE, Wiirpractico.jn STATE and FEDEttAL COURTS. ang23 2m ' - ' t ' ' JAMES H. HILL, Wotary Pu b I i c OFFICE WITH A D. CAZAUX. , MISCELLANEOUS. GRAND LAUD DISTRIBUTION; AT - HOUSTON, ,TEXA, DEC. 2li .' " , $300,000 ! WORTII OF GOOD TEXAS LAND AND HOUSTON CITY .PROPERTY! ' P A PTT A T. H-TPT fftl ft 000 I Vjii-L 11 n II JXL Aj KPAUjVUU 1 NO GIFT LESS THAN FOR Tit A CRES LAND, OR ONE CITY LOT! PRICE OF TICKETS, $3.00 Parties wishing Tickets can obtain them from Agents, or by remit- i tance direct to us, by Drafts, Postofhce Money Order, h.x press, or Registered Let ter, when it ; can be done. ye refer to all Banks, Bankers and business Men.: of Houston or Texas, where we are known, v f ; .:..' Address, WAGLEV & LOCKART, , -V' Managers, Houston, Texas. The managers are men of high respectability and great business capacity,, and therefore reiiaointy is: -i!. .'' ; . We take pleasure is" commending. hem to the v-TeofidtkU. - L1 iv? Bu and eqriitabTe distributed.-Gaiwto Newt. y fo, three dollar onestliecW of becom- ing the lawful owner tt Texas property weth ftom .5uu to io.dw. ooiar as regaru mo ouuimk the manage that is a matteryomithe:po.s ore 1 we can vouch ror the responsioiuiy or me nrai,. i and that al tbev Dromige thev win Derform.- Tne . scheme is an exceDent one,4a ptir opinion, as a means of settling up our State and favrting immi-. .w&plkam'Biraia. m-:.i ..in'-T The1 Berala, Crockett. Texas, say s The plan these sentlemen have adopted,, to sell j I conducted on the best plan that ean be adopted, I t 1 ahmess-to 1L; Jlessrs. Wagley & Lock-; j efcaness to get a good farm in Texas for $3 oo. ltu qnr thing TV rTk 'TW.oa TMa T-noa WrniftrVs v , "The well known firm of Wagley & Lockart the ; tneongina f acres will Te Drought into use ana.a large popuiatio population added," The Willis Observer states : " These geutlemen are too well known to need any ther endorsement 9t 01 ours.'?, .t.-.v., . .a- ... TheEUiseounif, Texas, 'cousU's-fol- lows: - -- ' " These gentlemen are trustworthy ind reliable, there is s chance for you to obtain s good home by investing the small sum of three dollars. The dis tribution will positively take place at Houston, De cember 21at" '-'--.. e,C?';.t'i.;.-I - Commendations of the,Dlstrlbutton." are beine XiLso7l7xaT.h?win revived every day from leading citizens and public omciais or n t its merits. I t its merits. - - ' - ' , - - '.. R EL A B It B AGENTS. WASTED. octT-Diw wet KOTIOB: ' . r"' have decided to offer on MONDAY,. Oct S, wnm FRUJTuOP vJTHIp liOOM , SHEETING :-(. . Al 12 jc per yard, per bolt. ' .T -:: ! T J ft 43 uijiw in.-: I oct4-tf. ttv'oi"f fef:?'' 7t-!i it Janata; J 1 4 J a h'? Rooms.i; STEAMSHIP LINES. 1 .. V V . ' " I Weekly steamship - line f Com OSTPOSED OF THE STEAMSHIPS y BENEFACTOR, Capt, L. 'Jones', ' ' " A " KEGULATOE, baptf Wood, r " j btoer Steamers to be added within 4 few weeks for j . "-" a regular Semi-Weekly Line, j- .i ,i For the present will sail from NEW YOKE .- i Every SATURDAY, 'at S P. OT., '' k ' ' -AND most :,, i " TVIIiMINGTON Every FBIOlTt' : These Steamers connect at Wflmlngtpa with the Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta and Wilmington . & Weldon ; Eailroads. -.Also With North Carolina Central KaUway and cape rear jtuver ewamere, . JGIVpIG THBOUGH BILLS OF LADING '. . T6 all points la North and South Carolina; Georgia and Alabama. , For freight engagements apply to . . A. D. CAZAUX, Agent, f t , i , vuimngttnj.u.. w tvjlxtd as uo.; uen-j Agcnis, - ,.- r . Bowlina Green, NeWTokk, ' . Inly S-tf Or ller84Ka5i tUYer. Baltimore and Wilmington , SEMI-WEEKLY; STEAMSHIP LINE ! QOMPOSED op this FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIPS J,; VOmiT, Capt. D. J. Price. ; , IlfCIHB,;CaptL 8, Bennett. ;, ; UGBECCA CIYUE, Capt. D. C. Child. . R'A.Ja'KIG H, Capt. Oliver.: . . . WUlhereafto;oaUfroniBALTDIOEE ;v j Every. Tuesday aud Friday, ; ; ....j AND FROM WTLMINGTOIJ s i, ;r j 1 . Every Wednesday and Saturday, ';' CONNBCTINO AT WILMINGTON J r With the Wilmington. Colombia and-- Angnsta Wflmlngton and Weldon, and the Wilmington, Charlotte ana Jiutnenora uauroaas; aiso me eeveriu line of BteainerBtoFayetteville, , , , ivlns Tliroueli Bills of Lading To all points In North and1 Soath Carolina, Oeorgia and Alabama: connecting at Baltimore with th Bal timore and Ohio and the Northern, Central Railroads for all points in the West and Northwest, ana witn steamers and Railroads for Boston, New York , and Philadelphia. I- ' ' l" ' ' For freight engagement apply to ., - A. D. CAZAUX, ( Agent, Wilmington, CL ; Andrews & Co.. Agents, Baltimore. dec 81-tf . ' ' ? PHILADELPHIA & SOUTHERN Mail Steamship Company I rpHK : FIRST . CLASS . STEAMERS PIONXJSR, 812 tons, Capt John Wakeley, TONAWANIA,'14 tons, Capt. C, C. WUtbank form a Weekly Line, and sail alternately from Phila IVfciu V Li " " rf delphia and Wilmington every Tuesday morning, a 6 o'clock. Througi- .Bills of liadliifi:, - j Portland and all paints In the New England States, at aa low rates as by any other route. Also to Liv erpool, JjOnaon, Antwerp, xiremen, uiubuui,aiu9- Coast of England . ; . North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, at as low rates as by competing lines. For Freieht engagements and rates apply to . . . , : - WORTH & WORTH, Agents, ' Wilmington. N. C. ' J. M. Fobshke, Superintendent, Oito WM. L. JAMES, General Agent, June 6-tf . SS7 and 839 Ejock street. Philadelphia. MISCELLANEOUS.5 Thnraen rates irom jrminaeipnin m Proposals. MAYOR'S OFFICE, ) City of Wilmington, ' Oct. 6th, 1874. ) Jl BOPOSALS.wiLL be received at this office until the 10th inst, at 12 o'clock M., to furnish. Winter Uniforms for the Police of the city. Sam- pies accompanying bids will be required. They must be made of substantial goods. For further particulars, apply at this office. - At-. ' : ' Signed WvP. CANADAY, oct 7-4t Mayor A Eare Chance; Being forced by ill health to quit business, I am anxious to sell at Rkotjckd Pbicxs my whole stock of goods, a large portion" of which are now arriving and, in transit from New York, and none old. To s person wishing to embark In business ; in a lively and growing village in4 the Jiest .cotton TCgion of the Pee Dee, i , ". , TT, "7, r . . . n - ' .henryb. blaej,- t Agent. ; iLriisvnxs (C. C. Railway). Sept 29, 1874-tf Just Arrived. ! ... i 1 J i : ! brand of J. I1C XJXaXJ JVXWIlfa.--k ':X, S-K-di i.-u'.;i-clARS. ' " a- J eatB, Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO. f:i,ii:'iir. i-Oi.j :.J I.' . . - ' - GEORGESALL, r Wholesale and Retail TobaccQuIst, o;Noi lO. BTarket Street, w WILMNOTON, N: C. f: ang80-tr. ':Fiiitl;Notice; mrwinn TUTSASTIRER & COLLECTOR. i;ity or vviLiunttTui, . j. j .-. -,. ; ; : September 5th, 1874 AlC PERSONS OWING. CrTT TAXES ' FOR ion a WTJ-il. TISTATTC and PERSONAL PROP- EttTY are hereby notified that If the same Is not paid, on; or before tne ; ,;. . . -. r . ..-;,'.' ;.. ! ;: IOTA DAY OF SEPTEMBER, INSTANT ! Their Property will be ADVERTISED- and SOLD st PubUc Auction, Vf;i;L -r V-Lt -ui - isep-.tf ;,; .at Treasursr & Collector, i Dentistry. HAVE REMOVED to the new and elesant reomrontheoutlreast corner of Market and 2nd Streets, wkere I shall pe pleased, to, attend to any . calls in my profession after the 15th inst. ' bct-lw 'Jli - '' ' ' " ;i ;i' ' "JAS. E, KEA.' i;... GBNtijNE it t .PERUVIAN GTIANa 0!; TAnirRji ABRTcrrLTCBlSTd kntf 1 Ivod m-rer JtV 'tiliaers have now am epportunkyoof obtaining thf vfiinaMft manure in small or larce lots. at the sole Importer's prices, by applying to the special Agency lust established, for the pur Ttoati of dfHverln? Genuine Peruvian" Quano to con sumers ataoy accessible por or railway ptatien la the country. Full particulars given in circular mailr eft free on appneauon to :, ;. - i ' - "TJoT 53 Beaver St., NewTork ' REFERENCES BY PERMISSION. , (J-essrs. BobOB,! Hurtado Jb-Ca., A cents of the Peruvian Government, 58 Wall St., N. Y. . . . , , . ... : z : -Moses: Taylor; President National City Bank,' 52 W fkXt Ola "A- A s - ; i ii,, ' 1 i " J. C. Tracy, Esq., Peruvian Consul, 26V Broad wayN.Y.. - -' ' may 18-D&W10ms m 111 r i nr , INSURANCE. PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON Insurance Company, ' Of Richmond, - Virginia. Over 22,300 PoUcies issued.. I ' .vt- Annual Income 07er $t,500,000 Progressiye ! Prosperous!. Prompt 1 : ' , , ' ' SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES, SECURE f4- INVESTMENTS,' AMPLE EBSEBVE, , AND JSOOIT SUKPEUS I Premiums Cash; Policies liberal, Anrttial Division oCSurpIas. - , -1 v- A AETHUE J. HILL,' Jr., Agent. : . ! Office for the present with Or. T. F. Wood.'Medl- cal Examiner, on Market Btrect, two doors west of r . )'- --" . Green & pianber'a dru? etore, Wilmington, N. C. . September 2-tfj-- , Insurance Rooms. $27,000,000 FIRE INSURANCE! CAP ITAL BEPBESENTEDAFTER PAYING BOSTON IiOSSES. Queen Insurance Co., of Liverpool and London, Capital. ,.............. ..$10,000,000 Norths British and Mercantile Insurance ; Company, Capital 10,000,000. Hartford Insurance Company, Capital, . . i .2,500.000 National Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford, Capital.. ...1.........:. . ; 600.00P Continental Insurance Company, of New . " Tork, Capital 2,500,000 Phoenix Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, - uapitai.......i.v i,5uu,m Virginia Home Insurance Company, of - Richmond, Capital.... i. . 500,000 MARINE The old Mercantile Mutual of New York. . - " ; IJFE The Connecticut Mutual of Hartford. '. ATKINSON & MANNING, ; -nov 24-tf ; - i ,y General Agenti ENCOURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS. ; Security against Firs. : : THE NORTH CAROLINA ' j ISOME INSURANCE COJHPAXY, RALEIGH, N. 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