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t f is t . ir- f" iv r 4 ' ! , THE nOHmiTG STAE. PUBLISHED DAILY. BT. " v -! !:". aa m m w . m Mm m m J m u -mmr m mm mm. m , m m : . m -m. m t . m m m - m m mm Mm ' mr a : . RA.TB8 OF BUBS0BIPTIOIU . In adTanee 0t mall).... --"iumai ln ady&nce ( " A? montha, ln advance ( adyance. OUTLlWEg,' A? V";. Occident .won the- prfeat San nWcisco race. Ex-Governor Tbroop, of New Yorfc, j3 dead. Rochefort W reia- sued bia ZArn EerneBoino bt the Carll3t chiefs are tired of tWww'i'JS"' Bonapartist Delegate -'elected W Frtnclj A' aemblyirom Pas de Calais. '.. Frost and iceycstetdaj aJ;Pensacola wcheck ferer; wr;Episeop-Convehtion almost through; with business X-- In sereral louiJiana,' , Pea negroe were Noting strongly with the Whites yesterday ---. New York marketsr 0bld. 110S(ail(U; itin i7h' 15 ; rosin, f3 o3 35; - spiritalatine 331 cents.'"' --' . r:M,: X . -. :: vi LCondeased from RcwlllVt : Wj' ar.v v ,r:-A..----fS? un batwrday morning T,he Baptist bunday School Convention; again as- - sembled. ': ;- - -- ; Heir. CL T. Vliailey first add ressed' the Convetpti npoa'jthe Organiza . tion of Sanday; School wprk in North - Caroling its aecessity L and. . practica-" few cogent remarks on the subject. -a After singing by the pupils of the J Jeaf and Dumb Asylum, Mr, V. W. Irolden addressed the Convention on . Sunday School, organization. ' Rev. Dr. Wingate next addressed the Con vention and referred 'to the manner of organizing the Sunday School work in the State. The organization of the churbh was the place to organ ize a school, and its teachers should be church members where that is practicable. Rej. C, E. Taylor ex- plained his definition of a Sunday School to be the church at work, teaching and learning the word of God. .- '., V ''-K ; t' Rev. Mr. Stone, of OhidT'discussed the organization of Sunday schools, and held that churches were respon sible forvthe support and carrying forward the Sunday schools.': He ad vocated the establishment of Sunday school institutes, where the different methods of teaching and conducting schools would be brought out and discussed. CdL J. M. Heck argued that there was a deadness on the subject of Sundayjsohools. ; He closed bysub initting an essay on. the . subject of Sunday School organization.; Rev. G. G. Griffith submitted his report as chairman of the Sunday School Board. He paid a hfghriboteRev..B.,., Cobb, a missionary of the Boardi in , that cause. Mr. C. preached 11 3 1 ser ' "monSydeliVef ed" 46 addrees oif San-5 day School and education, visited 62 churches in 32 counties; and organized ,19 Sunday Schools in and 17 Sunday School Missionary Societies, and la .bored in meetings in- which '57 per sons had been converted. u. i' . AFTERNOON AND NIGHT SESSIONS. ' Mr.. . Griffith's " report concluded with the statement that the Sunday School Missionary Societies have de voted nearly 50 per cent.' of their proceeds to the cause of missions and the establishment of Sunday Schools in the State up to the present time. It was declared to be the sentiment of the Convention that . there ought to be a similar meeting held at same time next year, and the selection of the place be left with the Sunday N School Board. ; r .t. . - . Irof. W. B. Roy all read, an essay on Sunday Sch'ooi Missionary v Socie- . ties. He was followed by. lie v. E. Dobson and Mr. Wright, of the ;Pee Dee ssociation. -.r -The report of the committee on credentials .showed : that 363 L accre dited delegates were in attendance on the- Convention. Y Thfe -'next I subject discussed was "How to get grown people into; the Sunday School," by Prof. Reiohart, Arrangements fof the Sunday pro- f ram me were then announoed by resident Heclcl v '; . ;The subject of .Evergreen Sunday Schools in the . country" was consid ered by Mr. W. L Wright, who sta ted that owiwg to the bad . roads in the winter - an evergreen school in the; country was a very difficult un dertaking," but when laboring for the cause of Christ" we should keep stead ily forward and break Aown all oppo sition. He was followed by Rev. J. K. Howell, Mr, W. H. Pace and Mr. iCirby. "Denominational teachings in the Sunday School,". was discussed by Rev. R. H. Griffith at some length in. an able address. Q Honest and Dlslioneat by Turns. ,' Professor Huxley has been relating the case of . a French soldier whose left pariental bone was fractured by a ball received in battle.' The paraly sis;; which ensued has 1 now passed away, and the man now leads two lives normal and abnormal. In the former he has full, possession of his faculties - and is eminently honest; Jirihe latter, while' the appearances are much the same, he has only the sense of touch in a state of activity, and steals with all the avidity of the most obdurate kleptomaniac, lhe normal life lasts about twenty-seven - days each month, and lapses sudden ly into the abnormal which holds dur m " log the remaining days. The Superior Court tor Onslow couDty convened yesterday, Judge McKoy presiding;-; :rr:":'-'-" -- :' ' ' ' " : Goldsboro Messenger: r Adam Iaonago, col., ' had a leg broken on Fri day last, at the ginhouse of E. B. Borden, I At ii'f aobscrtbers, deUrered In any part of the i !Jl .C? CtrnU per week. Our City Atcecti are 1 ' . V -fi-r-rn'&V. "' : . ::."- S- ::"!r-:J : ' : " ' ' -v- : ' M ' 1 1 bates op a.vkbtisiis.. "- .11 iv.ll ; I II I I I J V . II TV.' XV T II W ' 1- m . r . Vw: LT n 7 , A . , -rr w - m : a .41.: . i . a v . m m m m m mm m m mm MMmr- j. m m, m. . m . w mm . a . a u.a.. mv -m. m - j m w m . a m m - v . . t htn'.nv nirtnfth I . ' " ' n- " ' ' ' 1 - . ' i : ' - - - -" ' - ' " I Of z '2 'J J t CV , ,4. - ? 1 ; TW Wti iotU ! infested ItvitU Blount, Who was' convictea - m thePeder&l Court at StateBville, ofi cony piraey to defraud the Cherokee Iodiansj has been confined iff -Salisbury jail. -' ;j i - Charlotte Observer: We (pub lished a rumor the other day that one Flynn Bradshaw bad been arrested in Rowan county, charged with.:" being accessory . ta the murder of a man named McFee, whose dead body, was found in a creek in the county: named atooutfithree weeks -since." Bradshaw is on trial for counterfeiting, and McFee had turned State's evidence. - The report that Bradshaw has been arrested for this murder is an error. r i Danyille News : Av excursion party, numbering one hundred and thirty persons, from Indianapolis tar-Greensboro, N. O., traveling via Virginia Slid land rail road, .missed connection' with the Rich mond and Danville and Piedmont raikoada at this point yesterday mornins,;aod werp r . , -m,T- i it - r- xurmer resraenis oi . lxurm tjaroitaat ana were on their, way to attend , the annual J meeting oi the society or jraenas oz mat State now in session- at. Qreeusboro.) , Charlotte 05crt?cr.x;y.e8te,rday a young woman of this city appeared be fore Justice A. H. Martin, and told the fol lowing story; About six months, ago. she went to one ot tne depots to meet ner sister. whom she expected On the. night, train. White standing on the platform a 'gentle man, who she could only describe as haw ing a long black beard, came up ta her and placed a young baby in her arms, telling her to care for it and when it needed any thing to call upon a certain citizen, Whose name the magistrate refused to communi cate to us, and he would give her money or wnatever sue wanted. The man placed some money in her hand and quickly dis appeared. Since that time she has pro vided for the child a wants at the expense of the strange gentleman. v j . .- Danville News: A gentleman from Rockingham, N. C, informs us that Mrs. Coleman, the widow of a Confederate soldier, who lived near Wentworth, N.' C, committed suicide on the 22nd instant by snooting nerseir tnrougn tne nead. one fastened the gun to an apple tree, and plac ing herself in front of it, touched it off with a lighted torch, lodging the contents of the gun in her head, killing her instantly;; She seems to nave gone about - It ; very deliber ately,' having sent her children from home,, leaving herself the sole occupant of the .house, upon the walls of which she. Wrote: " l cannot live, my dear children, to see you the slaves of some persons." She had at different times shown symptoms iof in sanity,: but not sufficiently to make ner the object of any special attention. -: J . TSI E Ci a?.2T: The Malls. - v. ;.i ;.l The mails will close from this date as fol lows: " v'-V: "i Northern (ijight) mails.. 6:45P. M. " : -thrrnrh AnH WAV ira v - maus.. i . aV . .....). - .5 $ X. Southern mau:Si CiuiaftCsntral maila . . . . . . :v A: Xi-i Smithville, Saturdays and Tues; ! --; v days . . i i . .... . 7. .... 0 AftL, Fayetteville,, river, Mondays and ' l ; JJTidays ..... If t. M. Fayetteville by C. C. R. W., daily 5 A." M Onslow C. H... (horse mail) .every I Fridav 6 1 A. - 2d. Mails delivered from 7 A. M.;to 7 P. M..- and on Sundays from 8 SO to 9:30 A. M. s Stamp Office open from 8 A.M. tc-12M., and from 2 to 6 -P.- M I Money order, on Register Department opes same as i stamp office : - . - ' 1- - " - - . . .. NEW ADVERTI8BH1ENT9. t "WY H. Harrison. Official Drawing. John London. Pew For Rent : ; j .' J. W. Thompson. "W. & W. Railroad, G. R. French & Sons. Boots and Shoes. J. W.TnoMPSON.-Stockholders Meeting ; See ad. of 41 Situation Wanted." ' " ; David & Weil. Clothing. The Misses Strock. Millinery, f : :. '' Planner & Shure. Sundries. f : Vice Presidents for the Fair. - J We are requested to correct some errors and omissions in the list of Vice Presidents as published in our paper of Saturday:' Messrs. Isaac B." Kelley and F.' A." New- berry are from Duplin, not Sampsoii. We add the following: v rI ri DttpKn-a-Capt J: O. McMillan - and CoL O. R Kenan. .:.:'', ;;: , ; BampsonHon. 5 A. A. McKoy, W. A Faisoo, Esq., Dr. W. W.Faison and Owen Fennell, Esq. '"" I j MecJfcnburgr Yet to be supplied. ; , I SrunswickBo.'D. Taylor, DrW."G. Curtis and Sam'L R. Chinnis, . ' ; ! New Hanover Dougald McMillan, D. T. Durham and Jno. D. Powers. - . j The Vice Presidents now and heretofore appointed, are requested to aid ia every pos sible and proper way to get articles for ex hibition, and induce a large attendance of people at the Fair. Assault with a Deadly Weapon. i Moses Evans, colored, was brought to this citv yesterday, under a commitment of Delaware Nixon, J. P., of Harneli Town ship, on the charge of committing an as sault and battery with a deadly weapon on the nerson of General Bell, colored. He is . . ..... . . also committed on a peace warrant, ' the amount of the bond for hi appearance at the next term of the Superior Court being fixed at $1,500. : Not being ible to find the necessary security defendant was lodged in jail.' ; ; ' , .-,- ;! . mM " ;'. Tax. Receipts. r. Z"': The receipts. for taxes at the iffice of A. R Black, Esq.; Tax Collector,! for the week endinff Saturday, the 31st inst., foot- O m w , ed up as follows:" ji General Stale. . 1 f 1,514 14 - Countv .i 5.231 96 TownshiD...... ...... 1 81 74 Total . .$3,827 57 magistrates' Court. ;. I . . ! Melvina Holmes, colored, was arraigned before Justice Gardner, f yesterday . on the charge of committing "aisault And , battery on the person of Mary Gause. - Judgment was suspended on the payment of costs. - 4'' - ' .WTMmJCrTdlf,l,N. Ci,; TUESDAY, NOVEMBEK 3;" 1874.-"; bocal Dots. - I COUN'HT COAlJniSSlONKBS. 4 InieretentlMRiBiDtCe; " " '. - - -The re was" a very heavy frost obrvable in this city yesterday morning. -;r- The Norwegian Brig -Raa, Lar- sen, arrived at Antwerp from this port on the 28th ulL L ; p V;Iearn. that iherc were 14 paupers buried in the City Cemetery during the past month. . V TIm ty.JkDtyrict Coort, j Hoii. Q. W. Brookd-pjresiding, convened in this city yesterday. ' ' r Mayor. Canaday slill being in disposed, there was no session of his Court yesterday morning. The Schr. -John VA. Grffin, Foster sailed from Providence for this port on the 28th ult. ' ' The British Brig Maud, Mo Isaacs, faom this port for Liverpool, sailed ;f rvrnvBermuda on the 17th, uns fpfi her Ihree. seamen belonging on the Schr. & A.offn(in were: arrested iyestcr day mormug; at tba instance of their Cap tain, and lodged in the Guard House for vaie Keeping. lley. W. S. Black; Pf esiding El der of this District wity preach at Fifth Street M. E. Chutdh, thia Tuesday) even- ng at 7i o'clock, this being the 4th quarter ly meeting for the present Conference year for that stationl''.i'iH;'":iM-::.' , . Couviets Sentenced The following is the complete list of per sons sentenced at the late term of New Hanover Superior Court ' : Dennis Miller, colored, larceny, 2 years n the penitentiary. w J acob Trawhorn, colored, Iarceoyr5years in the penitentiary. : ? Robert Hill, colored, larceny, 5 years in the .penitentiary. v. ' - W. A. Taylor, colored, larceny, 2 years In the penitentiary. Geo. Ashford,' colored, assault' a--bat tery, 6 months in the Work House. ' ' ,;- Benjamin LeGrand, colored, larceny, 2 years in the penitentiary; John Washington, colored, affray, 12 months in the Work House. Lewis Wallace, colored, larceny, 2 years in thenitenliaryjlt V! - James Harget, colored, larceny, 3 years in the penitentiary. Mack Mann, colored, larceny, 2 years in the penitentiaiy. Jack Sneed, white, larceny, 3 years in the penitentiary: Archy Odum, white, larceny, 3 years in the penitentiary. ? William Delany white, larceny, 3 years .jm the,.peiuteaiary'i Dad Jonea,okvdv'lareenyl'37ears In the penitentiary. Henry Harrison, colored, larceny, 3 years in the penitentiary. ? :v- David James, colored, larceny, 2 years in the penitentiaiy. , Gen. Ransom and the Grand Ran- quel at Richmond' At the grand reunion and banquet of the Army of Northern Virginia, which took place in Richmond on " Friday night last. which was presided over by Gen. Fitzhugh Lee and addressed by himself, Gov. Kem per, Gen. W. B. Taliferro, Gen. William IL Payne, Gen. Early, Gen. W. II. F. Lee, Gen. Lindsay Walker, Gen. James A. Walker, Gen. Bradly T. Johnson and oth ers, Gen. Robert Ransom, formerly of this cityi! was called , npon to respond to the 12th regular toast, which was "North Car' olina atul her Troopt Resembling her na tive products, she pitched in on all occa sions and stuck Jo- it ,ta the last." The Dispatch says that Gen. Ransom, being loudly called for, said he thanked his ' old comrades for the very handsome manner in which hewu brought toC hla feet He was proud of his native State, and of her war record. He had recently colonized over there in Chesterfield county, (be said colonized; for he had brought ten Ransoms with him) and he meant to stick. And if his sons should ever be called jtq.dpr duty in the cause otionatitutioual freedom, he trusted that they would prove themselves not unworthy of their noble old State, and the gallant sons she bad sent to the cause of Confederate independence. Harbor master' Report. From Capt. B. Q.' Bates; Harbor Master we have the following report of the num ber of vessels arrived, &c, daring the month of October just .closed: Steamers, .18; barques, 9; brigs, 10; schooners, 23; total 60. Aggregate tonnage, 22,319; aggre' gate foreign tonnage, 4,799. - r The pilots report ''the soundings at loW water as follows: Western Bar. 11 feet 8 inches. Rip....V. ....... ........ 8 " 0 " Bald Head Channel;. . . 10 " 8 " New Inlet.......! 7 " 6 " Rip.....;..........:...:i0i" 0 " The Rolsaan Opera Troape. - , The celebrated Holman Opera Troupe Will give three performances at the Opera House in this city, commencing on Friday evening and including a matinee on Satur day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ; They will open with Offenbach's " Grand Duchess" on Fri day evening and close with Balfe's " Bohe mian Girl" on Saturday evening. All who are fond of good' Operatic performances should be present. Excursion Train.- ' .' - f There will be excursion trains on all the railroads connecting with this city on the day on which John Robinson's Circus -exhibits in this place, the charges upon which will be one-halt "the remilar- fare. The Circus exhibits in Wilmington on the 14th of November. " Extracts from, the Proceedings. The Board of County Commissioners met yesterday -afternoon in regular.-' session, present acting Chairman Wagner and Com-" missioners VanAmringe and Nixon. ,fhe Committee on Public Buildings su united a report stating that they had ex amined the County Jail ' and founds every thing in gdbd.order. AieW of the prison ers complain about notbejng well fed; hut the majority.say that they are doing as well .as they could expect. Report received and ' rThe Committee on - Poor House reported that they had carefully examined Into the condition of that establishment andv-found that there were 9 males and 9 females in the Poor House, and 22 males and 24 fe males in the Hospital, making 18 io. the Poor House and 46 ja . the HoBpitaW Re port received and ordered filed;"? ';' ,; . The Coir.mittee oa.T7oi'.cJXoui4reportfcU thatthejirfoand everything inthat Institu tion in good order, and that the prisoners are all - well fed and .clothed. , There are now 19 males and 4 females in the Work House. -1 Report received and ordered filed. .The report of - the iAutiiting- Commiltee was received and ordered spread : on , the mioutea;'. . : i ,jjt, : . - - License J.q retail spiritous liquors was granted to Orrell & Croom, David Sherman, E. L. Ennett, L. P. Thomas & Co., E. Levy and John Haar. ' -' A number of applications for reduction of taxes were considered. . ' i The BiKinl adjourned to meet again : to morrow l( A' cduesday). . morning,. at 10 o'clock; ' - V - Freedmm't Rank; Frauds lndlffna ' ; tion Sleetlnsr ' - ' - - ; A large and enthusiastic meeting of -colored people' was held at Mt, Zion . Church; in; " Broiklyn," last 'evening, to giveex prcssiou Jo the feeling of dissatisfaction at the delay of the promised 95 per cent, and to inaugurate proceedings for its recovery. Jos. E: Sampson was called to the Chair and made some very interesting, statements in regard to the action of depositors in other cities. - ' : Duncan Holmes spoke ;warmly on the subject, alluding to the terribly demoral izing effects upon his race of the way the Freedman's Bank had been managed. Reya Spriggs and Bishop were, severe upon the locaNfficers and advocated im mediate action. - Several instances of suf fering among their congregations on ac-f count of the failure were related, and one person rose in the meeting and said that he had denied himself shoes and clothing and had saved $1,200 and now when he went to the Bank' for Jhis money the", door was abut "a4 tBe only thing be Uid see wasaiwt lie painted on the door-" Trust Company Investments in TJ. S. Securities and JRwl Estate Onlv." The following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, It has been ascertained be yond a doubt that gross frauds and theft nave been perpetrated upon the .National Freedman's Bank to the detriment of the late liberated bondmen; therefore ' Kaoited, That it is the sense of this meet ing that the Trustees of the National Freed man's Bank have proven recreant to the trust reposed in them by the United States Congress and the colored people of the nation: iv . Eeaolved, That by their unfriendly and inhuman treatment of . us in ' despoiling us of our hard-earned : savings they have re duced us as a people to a greater degrada tion and want than we will be able to- re cover from in the next ten years. - 7 : 1 After a few remarks by Capt J.M. Wise, the meeting adjourned to meet again at St Stephen's A. IL E. Church en Wed nesday next, at 8 o'clock. , :,-r; ' Interestins;' Serrlees. --v ' The attendance on the Installation ser vices at the" two Presbyterian Churches Sunday was very large. In the morning at the iFint :Church the Jley. Dr.-Joseph R Wilson was solemnly charged -by Rev. James Spruht, of Kenansvilie, on his duUes as a Christian pastor, the congregation hav ing been addressee! on 'their duties by Rev. B..F.'Marable, of Clinton. These, gentlft men were appointed at last session of 'Wil mington Presbytery to do this work. Rev. Mr. Sprunt preached' a most excellent ser mon on "The Triumphant f AsceYision of Christ, and His Gifts to the Church." The learning, the modesty, the strength of char acter and fine pulpit': oratory of: Mr, Sprunt ' made him a general favorite as a preacher.-. ' The pastoral relation between Rev. Chas. M. Payne and the Second Presbyterian Church was by the same r Presbylerial agents regularly constituted at the hour for evening service at that Church. Rev. Dr, Wilson preached the' sermon, which was an able and highly appreciated effort. What Was Accomplished. - The following is a resume of the cases .disposed of by the Superior Court during the two weeks session just closed: There were 48 cases continued; 44 were iound guilty and 9 hot guilty; in 4 nd. pros1, were entered; in 8 the witnesses were discharged, until summoned again; in 2 the defendants were discharged without bail, with leave to the Solicitor to issue capiases;, in 10 judg ment was entered in default; 1 appealed, and 2 were removed to another county for trial. ' '" ' . Stockholders'jncetlne The thirty-ninth' annual " meeting of the stockholders of the Wilmington and. WeV don Railroad Company and the fif th annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wil mington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company will be held at the offices of the J respective companies, in this city, on Wed- I nesday, the 18th inst. Thieve en the RampaKe There is said . to be a great amount of stealing going on in the neighborhood of Long Creek, : in this county. Turpentine, .wood; cattle, &c",' disappear (with marvel lous celerity,' and thus far the victims have been unable 'to discover ;the slightest' ' clue to the-thie'ves, of which there seems to be a 'regularly organized band. Scarcely a night passes, we learn,1 that some one does ' not suffer more or less. from ; the .depredations Of these prowling marauders.. : Rohhlnsr of a Shoe Shop. . ;A shoemaker's shop onr Church between Third and Fourth, streeta, was broken open on Sunday night and robbed of two pairs of boots, three pairs of shoes, a lot of new leather, Ac. 'No clue to the perpetrators of the robbery.' ' " ' r UOTKL . AKK1VA E.S. ,i ' v NationaTHotel Reuben JonesPro!pr.- C ? -11 - IT ms ilasonbom JSound ; M PWck, LlarioafBG W Jewell anCwlfe, China; WnrA Piet, 'Baltimore; P Jenkins, Lancaster, Ky; A F Poole, Brooklyn, N Y; K Dipse, Stettin Germany; O Johnson, City; A McCollum, Whiteville; W B Haiker'and Son, Shoe ;Heel,; NCjW D James; Wife and, child,-LaUrinourg-G G Lynch, Jr YeldJ6n,N pf RW -Fox, - Richmond, V Farmer's Hotel. B.C. Barden. proprietor' Wm E Cbesnutt. Wm K Chesnutt. A M son Co; F C Burnett, Long Creek, N C; S H Gilmore, Bladen Co; Tbad G Moore," New Hanover Co; H J Carlton, Leesburg, N C; Chas F Wheeler. ; Wilmineton: Isaac W Merritt, Duplin Co; David Glissom, Point CaswelL - - ' ' ' DIEll. MO KRIS. Monday moraine. November Snd. of diphtheria, Annie V., daaghter of A. 11. and, Sarah F. Morris, aged 5 years, 11 months and 15 days. The Meads aad acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Tues day) morning at 10 o'clock, at their residence" on Cheeimt etreet. between Eighth and Ninth. -"-.:- REEDEBJ Ia thlsxltr en Kendav afternoon. t Snd inst., of diphtheria, Matilda Marsarethe. daosh- ter of Henry and Johanna Beeder, aged 9 years and o uajrs. . . , The funeral will take place this (Tuesday) after noon, at S o'eje; from the residence corner of Ninth and Rankin streets. Friends and acquaint ances are itvitcd to attend. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Wilmington and Weldon Rail- road Company. OFFICE OF SECRET ABY asd TREASURER. K ' THE Thirty-Ninth Annual meeting of the Stock holders of .the WUminerton & Weldon Railroad Company will be held at the office of the Company in Wilmington, on Wednesday, the 18th inst., , .... ; . . . . ; ' ' i nov 8 tm 5 J. W. THOMPSON, Secretary. IVllmf nftonf Colambla and Au -iffustav Ilatjf oad Cotupany, - OFFICE OF SECRETARY . & TREASURER, ' Whjcinoton, N. a, Nov. 2, 1874. E Fifth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Wilmington. Columbia A Augusta Rail road Company wilTbe held at the office of the Com- oany in wunungton, on weanesaay, tne lata. inst. nov 3-tm J. W. THOMPSON, Secretary. BOOTS! BOOTS! A Tin Jon . Pair. THE BEST BOOT IN ' THE STATE for $ 8 00. Perfect lit, custom made, single or double sole, at GEO. B. FRENCH BON'si ! nov 3-tf 89 North Front street, Situation Wanted,: By A STEADY YOUNG MAN, ia any capacity. Is competent and can fcive good reference. - Address ) 'nov 8 8t BOX 414. For Bent. A. VERY DESIRABLE PEW GN THE NORTH aisle in St. James' Church for the ensuing year. . ; r ' i Apply to-' If". " nov Sit JOHN LONDON. ' 1 NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS, By Express To-Bay. ' ' ' ' CONSISTING OF Ladies' Belts and Buckles, all kinds, ' i -.,, Kid Gloves, -finest quality ; Silk Mitts, Fans," Linen Cellars and Cuffs, plain and embroid- ered. Neck RufBings, Scarfs, Corsets, ' . Hoop Skirts, Parasols, Yeihnga,Edg- uigs and InserUngm, Slipper Pat- , ? terns. Zephyr Worsted Hair ' ' Plaits and Switches, TO BE DISPOSED OF AT GREATLY REDUCED r , FIGURES. - . r The Largest, Neatest, Cheapest and v Best Kept Stock of . PANCY GOODS AND . MnXINEBY v. 5 IN THE CITY, Variety Store, No. 42 Market, Street ' aug 15-tf aa6 - : " Ii. VLkff AOAN. DR. GEO.n. WEST, XLAVINC LOCATED PERMANENTLY IN WB mington, respectfully -tenders his prof esional ser-. rices to the citizens of thecity and vicinity. Office at Dr. W. -W Hamas Drag Store! , Resi- Aence en Third,- between Princess and Chesnat Sta. ooTOBxal8,U7. octiwa ;.. AVHOLE NQ. 2,210 I r ?T " ' NEW ADVERTISMEENT& umciai AfrawiRgs of the IV. C. mTmi Mm) - m . . ISenenctal Association, ' ; MONDAY.! November '2, 1874. ' . ' ' - - Class 194, Drawn at IS M. S 1Z XI 4 85 64 7 S3 11 5 60 73 ' 66 56 ' - Class 195, Drawn at 5P.lt 8 66 64 7 23 12 77 87 '75 78 49; 40 - U Class 198, -Drawn at 9 P. M. ' - J'. ; 25 85 62 61 72 15 63 87 26 57 17 77 74 70 60 nov 8-lf : -11 ' ' WJ H.' HARRISON. ILLItMERY o UB 'FALL- and WINTER EXHIBITION OF ; . r , r MILLINERY, French Flowers, Feathers and PATTERN BbNNETS, ,. - WILL, beoih . - .' y i: IS j : i i!'i!':-":.):(i;;,i' WEbRBSDAY, the 4tb ' and continae during the week, at our EMPORIUM boy 8 3wA . . TH B MSEa siitOCK, "n&om' cifltMM lowoTit'nff.'5 It is" well known thIt we keep the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of ? . CLOTHI3STG In tlie State. We don't eell ihop-worn Clothing at tmall figure, but NEW; AND STYLISH GOODS at prices that DEFY COMPETITION. nov 3-tf DAVID & WEIL. Miss M. J. Moore; Practical worker in AtL; kinds of :"' HUMAN HAIR GOODS, such as '-' FRIZBTTES, - ' BRAIDS,' - 1 BANDEAUS, CURLS, ' -' - : ' - WIGS, etc Combings made up in any style. ' t ... ' " ; ' Stock of goods-on band, Corner of Market and Fourth streets. . nov 3-lw .. . , - :. Effff Macaroni. J ULTEN BOUP, VERNICILLL MINCE MEAT. ' ' CAPERS, OLIVES i J. CStSSE & BLACK WELL'S PICKLES, - - - AUTUMN CLUSTER and TINY TIMS. CMco HaiSjToDHies & BreaM Bacon. . GOODS DELIVERED FREE. FLANNER & SHURE, : 81 North Front Street nov 3-tf, Horse Blankets. . HE LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment of Trunks tn the City, Saddles of all kinds. Harness, OoUars, Saddle ankets. Feather J5utters JHorte BrasheeOarrveoraba, 8addlery Hardware ot all rasaee, urty( mda CHEAP kinds CHEAP FOR CASH.- oct 24 tf nac J. Topham A Co. MISCELLANEOUS. IF WILMINGTON Is Alive to her interest in East Carolina, her business men will advertise in THE WASHING 1 ON ECHO , a large and well established weekly newspaper, cir culating extensively in the counties of Hyde, Bean fort, Pamlico, Pitt, Edgecombe and those adjoiniag. RATES LOW.. . Walt. P. WnxiAxsov, . - B. Gbanshi, Late of Tarboro. of Washington, nov 1-tf Editors and Proprietors.- i TThere Is No Doubt About It, HASTE MAKES -WASTE P LWAYS STOP AND THINK, ' , , ; ifor bargains are.made by it. : A Suit of Clothes at $10 costs less than one at $20, but would reaaonlng men decide it as 'cheap? ALWAYS STOP AND THINK. i MUNSON& CO., City Clothiers. nov. 1-tf IILLMS,, ?LACK & .CO., . . No. 1 William Street. New York, Will make LIBERAL CASH AD VANCES on cot ton consigned to their address, and will endeavor to meet the-views aad wishes pf shippers desiring to hold, charging 7 $ cent Interest per annum on such advance. " ' ' ' ' It Is believed by many that HIGHER PRICES WILL RULE later, in the season, and to those sharing this belief I invite attention to an oppor tunity of realizing their wishes. .. oct29D&Wlw,v , -r.: ? WM. BLANKS. Dentistry. MY NKW QUARTERS, on the soc- Sl ond floor of the new building jT santheast corner of Market and See-f "1 ond streets, are now ready and I shallli tw 0-1 fui tn attend to m eacnf?ementa id other patrons. . octl8-8mQ3 ' ; ' JAS, E. KEA. vGlne, Glne. QQ BBLS. A NO. 1 GLUEY j Q'Q Bbla Common Glue, . Fortaleby ' KERCHNER AC ALDER BROS nov 1-tf . 27. 28 and North Water St Coffee, Bacoii. ... X C. R. DRY SALT 8MOKED SIDES, SMOKED Shoulders. Just received and for sale at bottom prices, by ' ' ... t - . .- . GRANT A HINTON, Com. Merchants aad Produce Dealers, octJS-d&w-tf , No. 6 South Water Street. The Excitement JStlll Continues. -TTTE STILL OFFER BETTER INDUCEMKNTS T T - than any house in the city. Fine Beaver Overcoats for $13, worth $18; , - Fins Beaver Talmas for $13, worth $20; . ; Best Linen Collars $1 50 9 do., worth $3; Good Overcoats for $6, worth $10; . . Boys' SuiU from $SIto$ia . In fact everything in Clothing line, going at prices never known before. .' . . t j . nov BROS, V 80 Market stroet three days'... 5 C four daya....,,,, ......... 2 60 fivedavs...:.......,.-.. 8 " ' week. v ,-v--B1 jf .. 3 66 - m! woaks..r.-...'AAi;.;-..;-..... 5 M m ' " hree weeks.. .. ....r.... .... . 6 66 One month..-., ...i...., ., 8 CO Two months....... ....15 Ot "nths...;..i;. ......... ,...85 00 UoMteMitidTerttoe,?l tJ?J Squares stUnated as a qnartejumi, and ten squares as a half-colnmn. . . . MISCELLANEOUS. . Case Goods. 2 CASES TOMATOES, 2 Cases Fresh Poaches,' ' -JQ Cases. Oysters:, '- ' 2g Cases Pickles, For Sale by " --.- " KERCHNER ft CALDER n'-Rns nov 1-tf 87. 28 & 29 North W iter's t. . Black JacV ahd Split 0ak,;: ' V; Y-;.' - J A&h. Piae aid MiiWwi. IJrY AND WELL SEASONED. A CW AYS ON-v hand and for sale. Long- or cut up and delivered hf any part of the city. . ' . . . , EVERY LOAD A FULL QUARTER CORD:1 ' ' J nov l-tf,V , ' . G. PARSLEY & CO. ,, TUB CEI.BBRATJBD:.; t - Chickering & Sons'- Pianos; - arique-''- rv and at Factory prices, by 'povl-tf1' Agent CbJckerins: A Soae, Lrl Cor. 3d and Market Sts. -r r wr-.-,TT -Mil i.i ni f rSiBnttons -Hepatic Compoundi-, IN'S t EXTRACTS, .SOAP and; POWDER. Fkur de Lis. Cologne, Pond's Extracts, ji -line of. PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, at 1r rj JAMES C MUNDS' Drug Store, nov 1-tf Third St, opposite City Hall. Salt ! Salt ! Salt ! 5.000 M'- " . " -," . For sale by ' , KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS., noyl-tf $7. 28 & 29 North Water St. Roderers' Cntlerv. To ... v r , ABLE KNIVES, DESSERT KNIVES, Carvem,v Steels, Razors botlv single and in cases; Scissors, Scissors jn cases, all of the celebrated Jos. Rodp rs brand, 'or sale low at the new hardware house of " , . .. . - -- GILES MUECHISON. . -' nov 1-tf , ; -:- 38 North Front St! T Turpentiae Axes, (Of the celebrated John Dawson brand) Turpentine Scrapers with Pusher combined. Corn Shellers, Feed . Cutters of all kinds, 'Ames1 Shovels and Spades, Grub Hoes. Pea Rakes, Nova Scotia Grind Stones, fcc.,for sale at the lowest cash prices at the old established .hardware house of . -, JOHN DAWSON, Nos . 19, 20 and 21 Market St nov 1-tf Coffee, 'Nails. Sugar, Shot:- ' 2QQ-Bags Prime Bio Coffee, ' KegsKalls, 3 ' T1 - .r JQ BBLS HEFINED SUGAR, . ' m-. O A A Bags Shot, For sale low by . WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. nov l tf iHay, Flour and BaconL . BALES PRIME EASTERN and N. R. HAY, 1 000 BBLS rLODK' n vte 20,Hhds Smoked Shoulders and .Sides',' 1 ft A" Boxes D S & Smoked Sides, ivu Jf or sale low oy nov 1-tf WILLIAMS MURCHISON. ; Dorft ReadThis. : A. tARGE and vWELIrSELECTED STOCK of Hair Brasnes, Dressing Combs, NaBrushee, Tooth Brashea, Zoaodont,'' Tooth Powder, and " ' . Drugs, Chemicals, &c., &e., ' Alsoy HYACINTH BULBS and ONION SETTS, at ' J." -t'MoILHENNY'S Drug Store," N. E. Corner Market and Front Streets. -Prescriptions compounded by competent Lrnggists.-' . .. : . nov 1-tf G. H. W. Rnnge. JLeNTTLS, SPLIT PEAS, COARSE BARLEY, Pearl Barley, Green Kern, Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Bape Seed and GarUcfor sale at , . . nv 1-tf , " . 63 MARKET STREET. - For Stylish Hats Go TO THE' NEW HAT HOtSE. Silk, Soft and Stiff Felt Hats, . LADLES' STYLISH FELT HATS, the BRIGAND. . Huntress, cusnman, &c. - HARRISON & ALLEN, Hatters, , 38 Market St nov 1-tf ; , Goal-and Wood. Prices are SttllVruling low, but wiu not last bo always; . Now Is the accepted .time. . r J. A. SPRINGER, ' New Coai. and Wood Yard, . -1 Cor. Front and Mulberry Sts. nov 1-tf r Direct from the Ilili; 1 . . . ; 1 1 l i . V- : . I . f. t. o UR BRAND FAVORITE FLOUR Best Sold. Barrels and Half Barrels. . .. T : S CHA8. D, MYERS k CO. ', ARGE'FINE MALAGA GRAPES, Very choice. M. : . ; r; j. ; chas. d. hyers & co. JgORDEN EXTRACT BEEF, v- Convenient, Excellent, Economical. Possesses all the fine flavor of the meat. Invaluable in the sick room. CHAS. D. MYERS A CO., nov 1-tf ' ' ' 5 and 1 North Front st Tuscola XXX. 20Q BBLS.. TUSCOLA" FLOUR, . ( 1UU A very choice article, For sale LOW by EDWARDS A HALL, Willarl Building. oct29tf Flour i Flour ! Flour ! 1 AA A BARRELS (all grades) at BALTIMORE l.UUU PRICES. Having direct communication with the West, we are prepared to offer great induce-1 ments to oar customers. ' . . rj . . .f BINFORD, CROW Ca : MEATS. Bry Salt Sides and Shoulders, Smok ' BAGGING, TIES, MULLETS," MACKEREL", HayTOata, &c. . BINFORD, CROW A CO. GRACKERS; ,Lemon. Soda and Sugar, In Boxes and Bbls., Candy, Snuff and Canned Goods. For sals low by - octlO-d&wtf , BINFORD, CROW A CO. Brick! Brick!, THE UNDERSIGNED. ARB PREPARED W to fSraUh' ftaakat Tsa IS. $9 per l,0O9,.4eUv- fun mI at anv bona or lot in the city Iree or cnarga. Brick loaded on cars at any Depot at ana JWJer l.rm AU orders frm thecounrojr fliji nrim can be left at Ms. Joseph K Nrl MM. Oo?. Dock Water sts. ASSfSS1N,0 I 1 If- v.
Wilmington Morning Star (Wilmington, N.C.)
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