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y THE IIOEITIITG STAR. PUBLISHED DAILY, BY batv or tCBKBimOl one yeas, in eavance iny mauj $7 00 . S 50 Six months, In advance ( Three months, In advance ( " 4 V. tn anonOA f ' IE 3 00 15 To City Subscriber,, delivered in any part of the city. Fifteen Cents nor week. .. Oar City Agent are not authorized to collect for more than 3 months in advance. . ' ' , ? OUTLINES.. !, ,! j,- t . , " - ' , , i ' Don Carlos is about to make a determined attack on Iran, v Glorious election news of Tuesday night confirmed by" dispatches of yesterday. - 1 ' " Tbe Bmitern tHedlcI Aaaoelatlon . T': " JlTewbern Times. . . : . . This' Society held its annul meeting at Fireman's Hall in this city last evening at : .7 o'clock,; Dr. Chas. CL Duffy,' Jr., Presi - dent, occupying the chair. . fi .'.i - V Dr.' P.: W. Woolly, ' of La Grange, Secre tary, tailed the roll and the . following gen tlemen responded :.Drs. Hyatt, Taft, Best, 1 Satchwell, ' O'Hagan, Faison, Ronntree, Robinson, Kirby, Long, Attmore and Frank .' Duffy. . i ' . ' Dr. James R - Hughes delivered an ad dress of welcome from the Craven County . Medical Society, and after a brief session the Association adjouned. ' Three sessions -will be held to-day 10 A. M. and 3 and 8 P. M, respectively when matters of importance to the Association ' and the public Trill be discussed; and' as the meetings will be held with ,jdpb doors -.. we have no doubt tbe ball will be filled-with such an assemblage of. visitors as so distin guished an 'Association should command. ' i.ai-.: "'"ThttHaeb Alve Tjdi' 'file manufacture of buck cloves is an important! industry, in thp. little town of Plymouth, Conn., and the business, opened thirty years ago, em ' ploys a dozen establishments in the town itself and many more within a radius of a few miles, the total pro duct in the vicinity being 10,000 dozen a year. '. - , - f -When" a man nearly breaks his neck trying to get ont of the way of a "lightning bug,M-supposing ; it to be the head-light of a lodbmotive, it is time for him to sign the pledge. Spirits Turpentine. : - We greet our excellent contemn porary the Hillsboro 2ieeordert on its arriv ing at the third volume of its new series. On Saturday night in Enfield officer Yeates attempted to arrest a negro horse thief, when the latter knocked Yeates twice and escaped. , Mr. R. T. Gray, in the last nara ; ber of the Raleigh Christian Advocate, an nounces his connection editorially with that paper permanently, : although he will not relinquish his professional duties. Ncwbern Times . Early on San day morning the barn of Wm. G. Taylor, Esq., about three miles' from Einston, was . discovered to be on lire, and was, togetJier with a valuable, horse, totally consumed. The fire is supposed to be of incendiary origin, but the perpetrator has not been dis covered. - - ' Mrs. J. P. Wilson, of Hertford county, died very suddenly Thursday night, 22nd, ult. ,as was then supposed, of lockjaw. Dr. R. T. Weaver attended her,, and pressed a suspicion, oaseu uu tuersympioms, that strychnine had been administered to ber. Sue was taken ill on the moraing.of her death. Her husband, who had married only a few weeks previously, was arrested on suspicion of. having administered it. On Fridayjast a coroner's inquest was held , wnuout, uowever. 'exhuming the body of Sirs. Wilson, and returned a verdict that the deceased . came to her death by strychnine administered by some ptisoa unknown. It appears that Mr. Wilson is ubout 22 years f age. About five weeks ago he married deceased, she being between 45 and 50 years of age. She had made a will giving to her husband, in case of her death, about $2,000 worth of property left her by an aunt Raleigh New. THE'CIT NEW ADVEBTISE91KNTS. W. H. Habrisos, Official Drawing, j S. G. NoBTHEOP.--California Pears. .Edwakds & Haix. Rice, Cheese, &c Green & Flanker. Medicines, &c. " Mun80N & Co. Clothing. ' Harrison & Allen. Hats. . Eerchner & C alder Bros. Sugar, &c - Thos, D. Meares. Regular meeting. . See Notice " Eye and Ear Institute." : ' flail Not Steal. '" During the late term of thej Superior Court in this city a colored ibdiyidual by the name of Robert Hill, who was in jail awaiting trial for larceny, addressed a note to His Honor, Judge McKoy, in which he informed him that he. was. a Democrat, that he supported him (the jJudge) in the late election and that he must remember these things to his advantage. After Hill's trial and conviction, and the. Judge was about passing' sentence upon him, he re ferred to the fact of bis having received the note from the prisoner," giving its purport, : and Concluded by saying, " Well, Robert," Democrat must vat steal, and I shall there fore send you to the Penitentiary for five years!" . - New from Below. -r rz7: . The Schr. F. Merwin, Capt. Pierce, from New York, with 500. cms . of railroad iron for tbe Carolina "-Central 'Kal.Wiy, was re ported ashore at Big Islajsd on Tuesday night, but it was . thought probable she would come off with the next tide. A schooner, the name of which our in formant did not ascertain, was ashore yes terday at New Inlet, near the wreck of the Ealeigk, sunk during the war. She was ex pected to get off without damage. ' ' , Tbe Spanish Barque IMna, which was capsized near the quarantine station during the heavy gale in September, has 'been raised, or nearly so, and is expected to come up to tuc city by Sunday or Monday next. A Klaafeo. Celebration of tbe Victory. The Wilmington Cornet Concert Club played a number of beautiful airs last night from the top of the New Hanover Bank building, the lofty Serenade being In honor of the great victory achieved by the Demo crats and Conservatives of the country In the recent elections. The music was de lightful and drew together qujje a large crowd in tha vicinity. . By the way, we learn that preparations have been made to fire one hundred guns to-day in honor of tbe glorious triumph. VOt. XfT.--NQ. 38. ; io.uu.: WILMINGTON,: Local Dots. - - , , . The weather is warm enoui for mosquitoes again. - - ' Regular meeting of W. S. F. E. Conpany this evening, l',. ,' ' Give the Ilolman Opera Troupe a rousing house to-morrow night. i j The Mayor was still too indis posed, yesterday, to hold his Court. v There was a tournament ait Point Caswell yesterday, and a fine time was ex pected. ) - . ' ' I The hain-gang is dwindling. It is now composed of only four boys and and one girl. - :" ' "-M ' ! j Officer Horreir starts; for Ral eigh this morning with 'fourteen prisoners for the penitentiary. , : . 'Although there has, been no session of ;the Maypt'a Court' for several days, there are no -cases in, the Guard House awaiting trial. I' - .i , r ; j . 'f The Sohr. Jacob I. Jloukmun, Capt. Rider, arrived here yesterday,3 from Washington" Cty, with 150 tons of atone for the new ILaOdgciio treoMtstrueied iai-U N . ' ; t 't - t - tional Cemetery, near this - city, reference to which was made in' this paper some weeks since. - - 4 county Commlaelonera. f ' The Board met in regular session yester day at 10J o'clock,' Commissioner Wagner, Chairman prt tern., presiding.. . i All the Lincoln township claims were ap proved. ,' ' ' t T ' The application of Vick &Ttfebane,Ttsk ing for reduction of their taxes, was refer red to the Finance Committee. . ; ! 'i ; Double tax remitted in. the case of Siot Boyd. ' - ! Ordered that the Tax Collector be noti fled of the action of the former Board with regard to Robert Henning's property, cor ner of Third and Walnut streets.. ! Application for a reduction of the valua tion of Rufus Collins' property was not granted. Application - for remission of ' taxes of Geo. W.iMcMillan, of Columbia township, was not granted. -J The poll tax of Edward Risbou was re mitted. Delinquent tax. charges against J. iB. Dunham was ordered refunded, f V r . By order of the Board, Mrs. Fulton's property ; valuation was reduced " f rom $3,500 to $2,500, said property being lo cated on Fpurth street, between Princess and Chesnut, - - . " W. J. Bivens was appointed School Com mitteeman for Lincoln township in place .- ... - - "'. -, C. M. D. Humphrey was appointed Con stable for Grant township in place of Thro Nixon, resigned. . v ' 'i , Application of L. Solomon for remission of taxes was not granted. ; A petition for relief in the case of George Permann was referred to the 'Poor Com mittee. .. ' : - Application for the purchase of weights and measure by the Standard Keeper was referred to the chairman with power to act. Application of Nathan Meyer fori the po sition of auditing clerk was not granted, no vacancy existing. ' , " The Board adjourned, until S P. M. ; t 1 "..'! ' At 3 P. M. the Board re-assembled, i It was ordered that the Tax Collector do not collect poll tax from parties who were over age on the 1st of April, 1874. j ; ' . .. It was ordered that A. R. Black, Tax Collector, pay over to the Treasurer $80 50 out of tbe first monies that he collects due Rocky Point Township, rf'vgr ' j It was ordered that A. Black, Tax Collector, be authorized to collect? tax : on real estate listed by Willard BrosI separate from the personal property listed by them. It was ordered that" A. R. Black; Tax Collector, be allowed ia his settlement $3 98 State tax and $2 60 county tax! In case of P. Murphy. - . The Treasurer's report was received and ordered filed. t i , v!,.,i 1 It was ordered that the order passed bet 7th, 1874, in relation to the Connty Treas urer, be revoked, and ordered that j the ap plication, for increased compensation? on receipts and disbursements be referred to the next meeting. 1 . . : ' Personnel or tbe Baptist Convention. , Among the members pf the Baptist State Convention, which met- in the First Bap tist Church, in .this city, yesterday morn ing, we observed the f ollowing-gentlemen of prommeTice" among the clergy r Rev. Dr. Wingate, President of Wake Forest Col lege, in stature, like. Saul, towering above his brethren; Rev. W. T. WalteraJ D. J., also a Wake Forest professor, and the ven erable and excellent President of the Con vention, Rev. Dr. Brooks. ; Besides these, there are in attendance such ministers, of acknowledged influence and talent, as Rev. J. D. Hufham, a genial ex-editor ; the versa tile Rev. A. F. Recld, editor of the B3)Hcal Recorder; Rev. Messrs. Hiden, of Wilming ton, Owen, of Tarboro, Ivey, Bailey Cobb, and others. Professor Reiuhart, President of Thomasville Female: College, is also a delegate. Altogether the Convention, in learning, piety and the spirit of work Is equal to the average of - such religious bod ies, and appears to be doing its work har moniously, earnestly and with dignity., It will remain in session during the week. ; : Trunk Stolen. '. j A trunk belonging Mr. A. Sandlin, of Sampson county, containing clothing and other articles of value, was stolen from the office of the Farmer's Hotel oa Tuesday night between the hours of 12 o'clock and day. -No clue has beea obtained ;to tbe perpetrator of the theft, , . ; I j . M BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION. " ' ' T W i '! , ' ? 4 f V PIrat 0aya Sesalon Llat'or Delescatea Present anol tbe Cbnrcbee Tliey Itepresem Eleetlon and Appoint htent ot Offlcera-r-Tne 'Introdneto - - i ' ry Sermon at Night Sec. - i i This body met in the First BaplistChurcb at It o'clock, A. MM yesterday. The Presi dent, Rev. W. T. Brooks, D. D., read tbe- 23rd.Psalm.i Prayer was offered ;by. Rey J.GHiden:' Rev. C. Durham, of Goldsboro, wasap- pointed Secretary pro tern, ; Rev. F. R. Un derwood, of Oxford,1 Assistant Secretary, i t The delegates were en rolled as follows:. Brow n Creek Association Rev. B. G. Covington J. Ai Bivinsi WvBitins, a H. McLendon, Rev. J. L. Bennett. j Central Association: Church at Forest ville F. M. Purefoy and John G. Dunn, j " Church at Wake Forest College Rev. W. M. Wingatet D. D. , Revw W T Walters, D. b: 1 ; M . ; First Baptist Church, Raleigh-r-Rev.T. H. jitchard, D. D., Rev. M. Stone, D, D. H. W; RlMnehaitrAFRedd; JM Jleck, 3? & Allen, John G. Williams J. Womble,5 Jt, J.B. Hill, aw. Smith.; Chowan Association: ,' Church'' at Eliza beth City Rev. J. F. Tuttle. , I t Church - at Murfreesboro Rev. John Mitchell. T- - a" ' - Eastern Association : Church at Goldsboro Rev. .CL Durham, Rev. C J. Nelson. ' Church at Wilmington Rev. J. C. Hiden, L. B. Huggins, George R French, B. F. Mitchell, R S.Townsend. Alfred Alderman, J. W. Taylor, James wcollinS. 4 Church at Newbern--Rev. 8. W. Wescott. Church at Riley's Creek Joel Hines. I Church at La Grange Rev. W. M. Ken-j Ccdar'.reek Association Rev. K D. Johnson. - , I Sandy Creek Association Wm. Watson. Liberty Association: Church at Hollo way's W. P. Stoner. r Church at Jersey David Smith. O ' Mount Zion Association Tl D. Oldham andT. J. Cate. South Xadkiu Association Rev. J. K." Howell. ' Green River Association A. L. Grayson. Catawba Association J. S. Bridges, Rev. RH. Moody.' ' , Be nlah Association: Church' at Beaver Island Rev. Jesse Wheeler. Tar River Association: Church at War reuton Rev. C. T. Bailey; Rev. N. A. Purefoy. Church at Reedy Creek Rev. J. A. -Pitchford. il, " Plat River Association: Church at Ox ford Rev. F. R. Underwood. " Church at Orassy ureeK iter, it i: Je- vin." .--. , -Church at Leland Creek J. G. Morgan, J. T. C. Norwood. - . Brushy Mountain Association: -Rev. L W, Thomas. -1 Pee Dee Association: Rev J. J. McLen- , .. . don. -: v'rKf --f : Raleigh Association: Rev. A D. Black wood.: . V" : i Cape Fear Association: Church at Lum- berton m H. T. Pope. Churchi at Ash Pole A. M. Pitman, Rev, A. R Pitman. - - South Yadkin Association: Church at Mocksville Rev. W. R. Gaultney. Church at Eaton's E. Frost, E. F. Ea ton. - ' Church at Bethel Rev. J. K. HowelL J. M. Heck, of: Raleigh, ' was elected President; The other officers were appointed by a committee, as follows: First Ylce Presi dent, Rev. Jv Mitchell; Second, Rev. J. C. Hiden; Third, Rev. R. H. Moody; Record ing Secretary, Rev. N. B. Cobb, of Lin colnton; Assistant, Rev. F. R Underwood, of Oxfcfdj Corresponding Secretary, Rev. J. B. Richardson, of High Point. j Committee on Finance Isham Roy all, J. W. Taylor, H. W. Reinhart. On Time and Place of Next Meeting G. R French, R G. Covington, W. M. Kennedy. , - . - To Nominate Nel3oardV-J.", D.f'BTuf ham, John MitchelV 8. W. Wescott. To Revise List of Ministers N. B. Cobb, W. M Wingate, R H, Moody.; , , To Nominate Preachers for Next Ses sion T. D. Oldham, A. R Pitman, A. D Blackwood. , , -On Periodicals W.' -T. f BrookV, G. - S. Jones, W. T. Walters. On Religious Services Pastor and dea cons of First Baptist.Cburch. On motion adjourned to 3 o'clock P. M. -AFTERNOON-SESSION. n by Rev. J. W:' It. Creath,5 Prayer Texas. of : It was agreed to meet at 94 A. M. each day and adjourn at ly P. M. ; meet at 3i P. M. and adjourn atj P. M.; meet again 7i P. Mand adjourn at pleasure. Tbe report on State missions was read by Rev. j. D. Hufham, Corresponding Sec retary of the Convention. " - This report shows that a large amount of missionary labor has been done during the year by the. Baptists of tbe State and gives a cheering outlook for the future, i -On motion the " report , was made v the special order for 10 o'clock to-morrow. The remainder of the session was spent in devotional exercises. . , - EVENING SEE VICES. , According to; previous announcement Rev. C. T. Bailey, of Warren ton, preached the introductory sermon. Mr. Bailey is a young man.of pleasing address, good elocu tionary 'powers and' evident scholarship. He is a fluent speaker. The discourse was' based on, the wprds of Ronlans I . ch., , 14, N:;C.i: THURSDAY,' NOVEMBEK.5J 1871. 15, 16th vs.,- the great subject of the. Power of the Gospel Ministry. .Mr, Bailey' held up St Paulas the mod el Christian Teacher, earnest, bold, faithful, dkvoted simply io the business of t preaching t with " power "Christ and Hira CTUcifiejL" '" A very large congregation were present, the church; one of the largest church edi fices in the State,' having Ijeen filled almost to its utmost capacity. ' -) - -.7 . Jtotice ,-.of.devotiQnal.ser,vicesat. 91 o'clock this morning, was given. The hour of theopeaing of . Contention is 10. The principal -Subject of the morning discussion to-dajrwill be, the report Of , the, Missions Committee. This will koubtless be quite, Interesting."'.: ' " '' s'3' ' ' " " ii " ; -V. I . Attempt to Breafe jartl. - S- f- JakeDrawhoro, one if .the- prisoners in the county ;jaU awaitin): a transfer o the State Penitentiary attempted to make .hla escape yesterday morniig It appears that, ne.nad been turned out Into the passage to vash and seized the opportunity, in the tem porary absence of the jailor, to try to break through the wall of tie prison When dis cptered he had succeeded In removing two bickVicTrhe accoptf&ed wH,pieee of iron taken from the stove. j -. - A strict strict surveilance was kept n tfaef jail last pight under the apprehension that ad attempt might be made by the prisoners' to get out. - ' j- -j. 'x rL A n Eicapcd Conrleu v ' Jacob Drawhorn, colored who was ,cpn victed of larceny at the late term 'of our Superior Court and sentenced to five years in. the penitentiary, turns out to be an escaped couvict tT'Ma that institution. Ho was there under a sautenae of twenty years and escaped about twelve months ago. He:aic kaawledges the fact anL. rat her boasts of the way ia which he . succeeded in pulling (he wool over the eyes "of the Penitentiary authorities - He is now good - for twenty-" 'fiwr years.; - t ' - . . Hobbery. .I . .Some thief entered the residence of Mr. W. T. Daggett, on Front street, near Nun, on Thursday ' nightand stole a valuable family. Bible, a cake basket, a book of en gravings, a'lot of chair covers, &c." No clue to the robber. " ' , Mr! E. .8. Warrock has disposed of his interest in the Commercial Reporter to Frank IL Darby,' Esq., who has been acting as editor of the paper since its commence ment.-' The firm will hereafter be known as Kennedy, Darby '& o. Alligators. ' " . v " ' . A gentleman informs n.i"",ti,Mao througrAU!r- reek, near this city, on Thuradaxlasti be dcovered a nest of young alligators, twenty-two in number, their average length being ten or twelve inches. .According fa this, the stock of alligators is : likely to.ineaMveryapidly.lZr Verdant. ' : ; A colored individual applied to the Reg' ister of Deeds, yesterday, for a license to .get married, who could neither give his own age or tell the name of the bride elect. He only knew, that she .was called "Mag." i ? ' : - a-a"w ' 1 . t ': TJ.'S. Co art." ' ' Ko business of importance was transac ted by the U. S. District Court yesterday. Six true bills have thus far been returned by the Grand Jury. ' The body is expected to adjourn this evening. nOTKlr AUB1VALS. il li - National Hotel. Reubetr Jonesl Pro'6r. J M Ophsrton, Baltor D D Barber, 'Mag nolia; M Schlossberg, Fayetteviller Dr F W Potter and.wife, Miss MO Hyde, Smith viHe; Hiram Band, Hayerfield, Ma$a;'W S O B Robinson, Goldsboro; E Frost, Farm ington, N C; E G Benton, George N Hillr Smith ville ; L B James, 1 Raleigh ; B K Young, Bangor, Me; C M Brown, Balto; Md. . ' : ClIK". ITEMS. - v ' . t ?ffn ? ..'! ;-; t t, 1 - GArtsxanraa-ix bx Annrs. These haa been much written lately that is very dubious abent political: gatherings and conflict of races, yet there is one cl aba of gatherings all over the Ssuth about which there ia aot even the shadow of deubt, namely, gathering for the purpose of pnrchaai$s the remaining tickets for the next and last Gift Concert of the Public Library of Kentucky, to cone off November 80. The South haa been impoverished, and a reasonable share ef that SS.SOO.000 acceptable.; .irj then to be distnbated will be very (oet w-eoaiw. xv oan- v ea .NEWoADVERTISEMENTS. , Offlcial Drawings of the IV. C. Beneficial Association, ,. ; . WEDNKSDAT, November , 1874. 1 , Class 200, Drawn at ISM. . i 43 73 19 49, 80 ti 46 4 S 68 81 jeuJ ' - Class 201, Drawn at 5 P. M. ; f . ; ' 74 44 13 28 24 .77 17 4 41 46 69 '4. Class 202. Drawn at P. li. 85 49 .S3 70 T lfi-66' 11 6 76. 9 36 4 2. nor 6-lt . - - - W. II. BARUISON. WIL STEAM P. E. COMPAM UU. 1. KQULAB MEETINa TO-NIGHT, at 1 o'clock. THOS. D. MEARES. , Seeording Secretary. nov 5-1 1 Baffin;' Tflne aiil Ties:"- 200 VlA11ei Qf avrloir1 Rrrcrfnor " 400 u Cotton 7wite' innABdlsTIes. -: xuuu IT or tale by &ERCH&ER A CALDES BR6S.. - i ; no? 5 tf 87. S3 A 28 North Water St. Sugar, Sugar, Sugar. Hhds Demarara Sugar, t .1-'. 1 A Hhds Porto juico BUfar, xv . Bbls Refined Sngar, Vnr Mala Yvv ,f . . . iUtULUUiKlt UAldJJCK nova., nor 6-tf . 87, S8 ASS North WaterSt i Powder, Powder. v QQ BUIe Mining and Blasting Powder, Forsaleby nov 5-tf V! (, w. ana wnortn naierct.; J$EV? ADVERTISEMENTS.' AamMstrator's Sale of -MMte.! ; PURSUANT TO 'AN ' OEDKK OP THS rBtJ-1-EfUORCOUftTof thaCoDBty of . New Haa over,made in the case of Patrick MnrphjV admini tratorsf the -estate of; the late Daniel Br Baker, against John A. Baker, Benjamin Hogar Baker and CharteB Everett Baker on the 26th day of October 1874, the undersigned will en Monday the 7th ef December, lb74. eell at the door of the Court Hons in the county of New fianoTr, the tracts and parcels of land hereinafter, referred to, viz., a certain tract of. iana airaaie in eaia county, r , few Kantrver on Masonboro Sound, and bounded as follows,' via. t Beginning on the Sonmd at what was formerly ouia Paget'? dividing line, thence wetwardly along said, line to what was formerly John A. Lillington'a hne, thence along aaid line to Michal's Creekthencedown Baid creek to the Sound and thence southwardly with the meanders of the marginof -the Konnd to "v .w.ww.wm, wuuuuui unvntiuuint ABun. inure r leesexceptlng therefrom' a certain piece or land." 1ui uieui cuuinjtu oy miles vuaiuey, MJUa Hewlett, and bia wife Mary to William Wilaon by deed dated the SSth of ApriL 1843, and registered in the paper-office in Book A. A. at page 42 and sup poaed to contain COj acres. , Also a certain other tract or land tn tae said coun ty ef New Hanover, iftag on the JEaet rside .of tbe North West river, beginning at a cypress' en 'the "West side of fiat-tfah Creek, a email distance above' an old field, thence with the lower liae ef a tract formerly owned by Samuel Ashe, deceased, West 220 pole! to a cypress on aaid Cat-Pish Xfreek near its. head, thence the same course 103 poles to the North Weat river, thence down the course of said. river, ea se to measure in a due South line ninety-five poles, thence from eaid Noith West river due East 836 poles to station on- said Cat Flea Creek, thence up aaid creek 85 poles, thence due East 75 poles to a stake on the sand hUl, thence North 12 deg. West 62 poles, thence due West 80 poles to said, Cat Fish; Creek, opposite the first station, containing by estl matiod eeree, S5 of which la high land. Also another parcel -of land situate on the ttontht aide of said Cat JTiah Creek in the upper part ef the bend, beginning at a cypress on the, creek, between the line of the lauds which formerly belonged' to 8amnelr Ashe and Thomas C Keston; deceased, thence -with that line East 64 poles to . the corner of, aaid 'Ashe land'or rather of his bid' centre ditch,-' -thence' with aaid centre ditch North S poles; thence East SO pples; to the corner by the aide of the creek, thence West to the creek, then up the creek to the ' beginning containing 9 acres. , . J" 1 Also another piece of land on said - North West river and Cat Fish creek, beginning on the nver at the lower corner of the tract on said creek first hereinbefore described, theacctBast 60 poles, thence South 129 poles to the river, then ap the nver to. beginning, containing 60 acres of tide swamp. : -. Also 8 acres ef ind hill land lying oa Cat. Finn creek,, beginning on the creek at what was formerly knowa the Ueeton lower corner, then down the cjeck SO poles, then East and back adjoinins the old Keston line for its complement. - ' - ' ;. v Also 500 acres of land ly ing in the county of Bruns-' wick, on. the Southwestern side of ' the- Northwest branch of: tfae Cape. Fear i river, beginning at the mouth of Indian creek, being the same tract of land, the one half of which was conveyed to the Intestate Daniel B. Baker, by Lncian Holmes -and bis wife. Mary by deed registered in the office of the Register of said connty ofBrunewick, in Book O at page 564,. and the other half which was conveyed1 to aaid In testate by Thomas 'A. Mitchell, by deed - dated the 19th day of July. 1849, and not yet registered, ex cept such part ef said tract as was conveyed, to the late Michael Bryan by aaid intestate. Also a tract of 85 acres in- said connty of Brans wick, on the South aide of Indian creek, being the same which was Conveyed by the late Daniel A. HennioK to aaid intestate by deed dated the 80th' day of January, 1848, and not yet registered. . Also 8 certain - tracts of land in eaid cnuntv of Brunswick, conveyed by the late Michael Bryan to. saia intestate oy eeea aatea roe nut ay oi may 1851, and not yet registered, the first tract; contain ing 100 acres, the second tract contains 50 acres and the third tract being a ojutt claim ':to certain.- lands decribed in. said deed.,-. - -, ' - . - Also 4 certain other tracts of land la said connty. of Brunswick, conveved hv the late Alexander D. Moore to aaid Daniel B- Baker by deed date the first day of Jaauary, 1849, and not yet registered'; 'the first of aaid tracts containing 100 acres; more or less ; the second of said tracts containing 50 acres: the third containing 100 acres and the f oortheontainin vo acres, aa will appear oy reieience a uui ueeaiaev reierreaio. " t Also certain other tractt or land in said connty or Brunswick and known as the Cedar Hill plantation. bounded enjeesbanbjongjogeeg., 9J 4fl?Saa creek and the NorthWeet river" onthe' juuh oy ine oiww r ieia plantation, .now or lately. ueiuuguiK ion. vr . jrargwin, u nee lanoa Deiong ingte aaid plantation being bounded by aaid North Weat river; the lande of the Doiluoa - ptaatstion ; the lands belonging to the heirs or devisees of the. late Michael Bryant, and the hinds which .formerly belonged to the late Thomas Smith .r , ; The.eeveral pieces' of land before referred to as lying on ana ia tae vicinity or tt rtsh creek win be sold together, and the several trscte aod rarcela or land in tbe county ox Krungvrick being continQH.. 1 w eacq oiuerwr m urauM neigaoornooa, ana con sidered by the intestate Daniei B. Baker aa together constituting one plantation will alao be sold to gether. . . , ..... . Terms of sale: Cne third of the purchase money will be payable in raah, and the residue in two equal instalments payable respectively three and - six months after the day of sale, bat such deferred pay tnenta may be made at an earlier day and a discount at the rate S.per cent, per annum will be allowed.. The title will be reserved until the whole amount of the purchase money shall be fully paid in caeh. -. , . P. MURPHY, Administrator,' 1 f 'i - of DANIEL B. BAKER. . Wilmington, October 80th, 1874. ,, , x ; ( . . . nor 6-law 4w Th.' " " . 1 1 l . . 1 1 '. i . ' !' " ' " i i' 1. 1 i " ! . The Oheapest' Olothing' : TN THE CITY, IS AT THE LEADING CLOXH ing House of ' 5 .:'--.,''. j J i' r Nerth Front street; . Wfim&CAX EE FOUND, y Men's and Boys' r Garments ?ln lt i ; . i . . -'jGreatYariety,'." i- At acknowledged less rates than'thoe of any other dealer 1q the City. . nof 6-tf, j. -HatSv Hatsj SHIONABLE STYLES DC ''' " ' ;. ; SilSi Fur. and Wool' Hats, ; 4 Silk and Seaj-Kkin Caps, 'Xadiea'' Hata 'and ! Fans,' h.hiir, i y Trunks, Umbrellas, j&c ; : sivy.! t r IT A DTTQnV Mr ITTIPTff D.Mam . 8MarketSt- Rice, Cheese" and Crackers.' J Q TC3. CARQL1NA BICE, . 100 Jioxes line Cheere, .' 1 Boxes and Brli Crackers,-' vf' ti:!.! 100 . For sale LOW bv nov5-tf r- EDWARDS & HALL. ; At Wholesale Prices.- ATTVTOOD'S GENUINE TONIC, PAIN Kfller, Mustang Liniment, Quinine Opium Korpbine, and a full line of Drugs, Chemicals, ' Patent Medi cines, painta.Oil, Glats, Putty, Ac, at 2 hi novStf !. f- 1 GREEN A FLANNER'S.' The WUmington Eye '; " Jand eae institute : , A ND SURGICAL 'iNPIRMARY, . . i ' iV. i . , 47 and 49 North Front St ' 1 ' ' ' ' : d. m. j. dkrosset,1, - NovS-t" ' - Resident urgeon. Hoop Iron, Spt. Casks. 1000 Bnndlf8HOOD I.r0D i ' K t A Standard Spirit Cafks, --.'l --b-' For mtt iv '' " '. ' ' ' - t. ' i . KERCH IS ER A CALDER BROS., 5 tr S7, 3(8 A S9 North Water St. nov XARGE JUICY CALIFORNIA PEARS, Malaga and Catawba Grapes, and all the other: choicest itrults of the season, it r S. G. NORTHROFS. nov 6-tf Fruit and Confectionery Store. Dog 1 Lost. J. FEMALE SPANIEL LARGE SIZE;, color L black - A1 suitable reward' wfQ ' be paid for lier, recovery, oct 30-1 w" ;''. WHOLE, NQ.i2;2i?. . . JfEY, ip, VERTISMEENTS. , t NEWG00DS, NEW GOODS, "By Express T6-Dayj ; uf l.COKsiSTING OFr .--;! -it Ladies' Belts and r Buckles, all. kinds, 1 Kid dlbvesr finest Quality; SiUt Mitts, "Fans, ,, ' - f - V linen Collar and Cuffa, plaia and cmbrold- ! );- v.''r-y. . :f - i ! - ered. Neck, Euffllnga, Scarfa. Coraeta, : 1 I 1 ! - J ' ! --' . j j Hoop Skirts, Far&sohs, Veilings, fidg-. ; r,7 i.lu IZ - -:. toga and Interthigs,Slippdr Pat- r . fl f ; 7- . (. tethi, Spnyr Worsted4 BaiK' :'..,( Plaits and Switches,-i;i ' 'l&VR DISPOSED OF AT GREATLY EEDUCKD The targes Vaeatest, i Cheapest and -itn Best Kept Jitock of . : FANCY GOODS AND IIJJaXJlY. Variety Store, Ko. 42 Market Street anglMf bbc'-vH - TLaNAeAN J " - :Horse Blankets, : . JLHE LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortment of Trunks in the Cityv Saddles of all kinds. Harness, Collars, Saddle Blankets, Feather Dusters, Horse BruahesCorrycombs, Saddlery Hardware of all kinds ' - oct 24 tf nac J. 8. Topb.arj &Co. :f-Iirect.rom'the Hill. Qit" BRAND FAVORITE FLOUR Best Sold.' f.i'J .;; , Barrtls and Half Barrels.' K u. ', - -CHAS. D. MYERS A CO. JJABGB FINE MALAGA GRAPES, yery choice. CHAS. J. MYERS A CO. B ORDEN EXTRACT. BEEF. , .,.S: ' ; : Convenient, Excellent, Economical. . Possesses aU the fine flavor of the meat, 1, ; ; - A :I ' ', 'r' ' Invaluable ia the sick room. '-; CHAS.!D. MYERS A CO.,-: ' nov 1-tf 5 and 7 North Front st OPEBA HOUSE. 4 2- TV O ' JSTI G UTS O WL X'! ' ; v or nn'vAkous , ' . ' - IHQIAX, OPERA TBOVP! JTridiy Evenlug, liuv. bill, Offenbach's ! :, GBAHD BPCHKm - r- Satarday Evening, NoTcmber 'Jtb, Balfe's , .BOHBJfllAN GIRt... t , MATINEE. . . : .-Saturday: clock. - AdmisslojK 50c ,75c and $1 00. r JreMTved SeaU $1 95 ,-for sale at Helhsberger'a " "nov4-3t f Pianos, Organs, JVaELODIAKS' GUITARS, VIOUNS.-BANJOS, Aceordians, Harmonicas, Fifes, Drums and Sheet Maalcat the , ;L LIVE BOOK STORE. Blank Books. JLeTTKR COPYING BOOKS, MEMORANDUM Booka,JIoney Books, Draft Books, Receipt Books, Order Books, Ac., Ac., at HEINSBERGERfl , nor4-tf - Live Book and Music store. j Simmons Hepatic Compound, .1 JLyUBIN' EXTRACTS, SOAP- and "POWDER, Hear de Lis Cologne, Pond's Extracts,' and S full' line ot PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, at t.-fj,' JAMES CJ MUNDS Drug Store,' ' i nov 1-tf , s , Third St,, opposite City Ball. ' -3 Rodgers' Citttlery.- ; ; '1 ABLE KNTVES, DESSERl KNTVES, Carvers, Steels, Razors both single and in cases,. Scissors, Scissors in cases, all of the celebrated Jos. Rodgers brand,, f or sale low at the new hardware house of . GILES AMURCHE50N, ', :'Ar 1 88 North Front St. ov..l-tf t TuiSntliie Axes, V ' ; . (Of the celebrated John Dawson brand) Turpentine Scrapers with Pusher combined. Corn Shelters, Feed Cutters of ail kinds, Ames Shovels and Spades, Grub Hoea. Pea Rakes, Nova Scotia Grind Stones,' Ac., for sale at the lowest cash prices at the old estaoiisnea nam ware nouae oi JOHN DAWSON. nov 1-tf Nop. 19.30 and SI Market St! AENTiLS.'sPUT PEAS, COARSE BARLEY, Pearl Barley, Green Kern, Canary Seed, Hemp Seed, Rape Seed and Garlie,' for sale at ' nov 1-tf ' 63 MARKET STREET. Tbe Excitement Still Continues. yrTE STILL, OFFER BETTER INDUCEMENTS j -j , : j than any houBe in the city. '. , -': . Fina Beaver Overcoats for $1S, worth $18; ; J ; ; . Fine Beaver Talmas for $13, worth $30; (' , - '- ' Beet Linen Collars $1 50 $ doz , worth $3; Good Overcoats for $6, worth $10; . i t i. i ' . - ..j.-..-. . Boys' Suits froni $3jto $10.. In fact everything in Clothing line, going at prices never known before. . ; . SHRIER BROS, -80 Market street.' nov 1-tf DIt. CEO. II. WEST, UaVTNC LOCATED PERMANENTLY IN Wil mington, respectfully tenders his profealonal ser vices to the citizens of the city and vicinity. Office at Dr. W. W. Harms' Drug Store. Resi dence on Third, between Princess and Chesnut Sta. October 13, 1874. - , octl4-lm - - Dentistrv. i . Tl IKY NEW QUARTERS, on the sec- XfA- 4tnd floor of the new building southeast corner of Market and Sec- ond streets, are now-ready and I thall Vfi of Km rl1 tn af-tAnrt tn m tnffmmimtil 1 id otner patrons. oct 18-3moa JASl X. KEA. : ;C. H. Ward's -FASHIONABLE HAIR -DRESSING A SHAV- Jng Saloon, 7 South Frost 8t, Wilmington, N. C. ' ' N. B-Ihave secured the services of the BEST artistaof my profession.,. . .. . . . i , - i UneBauare one day, ...... .J....S1 It a . i " k three eay.. 8 C( " ..) foardays.....,...!,... It V . five days. .....?..., S W -.5 - : WCCJCB. t 6 M , I - Thredweeka...,... i. 6 RC . One month ... 8 00 2 f .1 2Pwomontba...,...i.......:;i.i5 Ot " H Three montha.,., .....SS 04 " Six-months............. ....85 00 " OneyearA.:......i.i.-w:..........60 0 farXJontract Advertisements taken at prtor- Uonately low.rates. .. ... . . ; ?- .. . .,. .. ten aquares aa a hair-column. :e MISCELLANEOUS. W 'r PLTther Pbstp'onement OF THE Qrand Gift i Concert, : cj.v c;'-3 IN AID OF THE. Jvs Ma6nic Relief Association OI 1 NORFOLK, VA: , THTjr:&SDAY, 1 019TH--U Under adthority of. the Tlrginia I.cglfllatnrq act - paasedMarch Stb, 18TO, -' ' 50.OOO:Ttelieta 6,O0O OASlk G1VTS. 2 5 0 . o b: o;o ! ; ' to BB OivEif A wa r. ; ; One Grand Cash Gift of. ,....$ SO.ore One Grand Cash Gift or.; iUv C .i i . t ;.. . S5.OC0 One Grand Cash Gift of..... 0,0-4) OnaGrand Cash Gift of. ... r'..Uui.A... . . ' 10,000 One Grand Cash Oiftof....... -6.00C One GrndCmh Gift of..',.. 8,500 One Grand Cash Giftof...... 2,000 -15 Cash. Gifts of $1,000 each..'.'';..t.w.. 15.r00 38CahGifUor .600eaob,. ...... ... 14,006 . 43 Cash Gifts of "S50each....i.... J' 10,760 7CashGifUof . 190 each.............. 11.850 'S50CaahGifUot'' J 100 each..! :....." S5,rfl0 678 Caeh Gif ts of ' . CO each. . S8.V.0 6000 Caeh Giftf of .-10each,U.:.;.-. ' 50.000 4 ooo.CAgllGlFTs,' tegrTejaanei; ,rr. v J. $aso,WK Whole. TlckeU,- $10; Half Ticket,' $5 Quarter TickeU, $50; Eleven Tickets, $.100. : I . ; ; :- Tfffi L&DtVIDTTAL ' StUfSFITS."-. - This Concert 1 strictly for MASONIC purpose, ; and will be conducted with the same liberality, hon esty and fairness whieh characterized the first enter prise..' -v-- . '.;,- - . tiuun Ij. AuriiiK, rresiaenc For Tickets and Circulars giving full inf ormatJoh, address, . - ... - ' HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary, . o; Norfolk, Va. i - -RESPONSIBLE AGENTS "WANTED. sept 3-DWeodlGwks ThSat Tu ; , ; HARDENS AND INVIGORATES THE GUM SI Purifies and Perfumes the Breath 1 -t Cleanses Beautifies and Preserves the TEET.Hi ... Use It daily, and your teeth will be the last ef a tare's sdfts to fail you. : , SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, .may S8-eodlyth eat ta i. - - - a airaimeHotice. FROMAND AFTER THE FIRST OF JUNE, 1874, the following Quarantine Hegulationa will be fat force: . : ..; :- -j, s i-. i- :a . - . . . - , a -'. AD vessels from porta south of .Cape Fear will come to at the Visiting Station near Deep Water Point, and remain until inspected by the Quaran tine Physician. , 'All vessels with sickness, or having had sickness aboard during the voyage, are required to eome to the Station lor-inspection, regardless of the port -from whence they caine.; , i .'Ji . . , Vessel not subject to such regnlatioae will pro ceed to Wilmington without detention. , Pilots aire especially en joined to make careful en quiry, and tf not satisfied with the statements of Oim n.,. iummina, or lt the vesrel is in a filthy condition, they will bring the vessel to the Station for farther examination. - Pilots wilfully violating 4he Quarantine laws are subject to forfeiture of their branch; Masters of vessels to a fine of .Two Hundred Dollars for every day they violate the Quarantine laws; and all other persons are liable for everr offence. ' All vessels subject to visitation Udder there regu lations will set a flag in the main rigging, port eiUc " "r ' F. W. POTTER, Quarantine Physician, Port of Wilmington. . may 29 till nov 1-thAsu Buy the Best. , ; Wi HAVE OiT HAND' FINISHED ' ! ' 85 No Top BncKteo, 5 Top Baselea, v :' 10 Rockaway's, which we are offering at reduced prices, and are finishing daily a fine and complete stock of the best and cheapest work in the State. Also, a fine stock of ' HARNESS OF OUB OWN MAKE. AU work warranted as usual. Bend for prices. A. AZ McKETHAN A SONS, oct 82 2taw4W Th Sn- FayettevIDe, N. C. NOTICE. '1 T3Y VTRTUR OF A DECREE of the SOPERIOR -L COURT of New Hanover eountv. rendered on the 19th day of October, 1874, In the matter of Ed ward B. Dudley and Other ex parte,' the under signed Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction, at the Court House door in the city of Wil mington, on Saturday, the Slat day of November, 1874, that Valuable Lot In the city of . Wilmington located on Market street, and being part of Lots S. 4 and 6 In Block 173. beginning at a point I8S feet Eastwardly from the Northeastern intersection of Market and Ninth streets, 'and running along Market ' aoeet Eastwardly 66 ft , and running back 165 It, : TIRMS OF SAXE-One.thkd east, balance In six and twelve months. Title reserved. Purchav er to pay for title papers. ; , P JOHN- LONDON, oct a0-eod30dys Tn Th 8at Commlseione'r - , Tuscola XXX. v 2QQ'BBLS. TUSCOLA" FLOUR, . ( J - : -I n A Bbls. "VindnlaFamily" Flour. I ' Avvf A very choice article. ;-t For Bale tX by i oct 92-tf 1 1. EDWARD3 A HALL. Willard BaUdnig. Brick! Brick!;. WE, THE UNDERSIGNED.: ARE PBEPAKFD to furnish Brick at $8 and $9 per 1,000, deliv ered at any house or lot in the city free of charge. Brick loaded on cars at any Depot at $9 and $10 per 1.000. All order from the country promptly filled. Orders can be left at Mr. Joseph H. NetTs Store, Cor. Dock A Water sta, MATHES A CO., July 85 ly -- Wilmington. N. O. Gardening. A FIRST-CLASS FRENCH GARDENER (practi cal and business man) is willing to go in parv nership with a good Southern gentleman- living near - Wilmington, or any other urge town in the State, for the purpose of raising vegetables, Ac. - Apply for two days to FRENCH GARDENER, , , Morning Star Office. nov 4-2t Coal and Wood. Prices are still ruling low, but wiii . -. - .. -.: . '-,t not last bo always. Now is the accepted time. J. A.-8PRINGKR. ' Nbw-Cojli. and Wood Yard. - Cor. Front and Mulberry Sts. nov I-tf Situation Wanted, By A STEADY YOUNG MAN, In any capacity. Is competent and can give good reference. , ... . - ,. AddresB ,' . , nov 3 St Tf, WQlmingtonP. O. Slack Jack and Split Oak,' . - - Ash, Fine and Zlized "Wood. Dry and well seasoned, always on hand and for sale. Long or cut np and delivered In any part of the city. ' r . EVERY LOAD A FULL QUARTER CORD. . nor. 1-tf ,1 O. G. PARSLEY A CO.