North Carolina Newspapers

tSE HORNING STAB. PUBLISHED DAILY BY RATJCB OF SUBSGBIPTIOBI IK AAVAITOB: 0a yw" tB? maiij postage paid,...;..... $7 00 Six months, . " ) - " ......... 4 00 Three montas( " I - 25 Ono month, C J ' - 1 00 To City Subscribers, delivered in any part of the city, Fifteen uenuper wcet our City Agents are not autuonzea 10 collect ior more, man 3 month in advance... ... . . , . . OUTLINES. Ex-Treasurer Spinner is in favor Stan interconvertable gold-interest-bearing bond. . Fifty thousand dollar fire at New Rochellc, N. Y. Chairman of State Democratic Committee of West Virginia fell dead Sunday of heart disease; Formal surrender of Seo de Urgel took place Saturday. Capt Walden, of Revenue Marine, is dead. -Boy named Morris Ryan, 20 miles from Boston, acci dentally shoots himself and three sisters, two of latter fatally. Mayor Separk, of Raleigh, died yesterday. : 7 Wra. Wcstervelt on trial at Philadelphia charged with kidnapping Charlie Ross. Rev. Wm. Vandemere, pastor Shiloh (colored) Presbyterian Church, run over and killed by coal train. Gun cotton and chemi cal factory at Jersey City exploded. Robert Coulter fatally shot James Dunn, at Columbu3, Ohio; result of heated religious discussion. - Atlantic Mills, i at Law rence, Mass., resumed. - News from Polar expedition favorable. - - Duel in thedark at-Waco, Texas, between Chas. Carrick and John M. Turner; distance 4 feet; weapons six-shooters; Turner, killed. Government declines any further trans- f ers bf gold to San Francisco. Two I new cases yellow fever at Fort Pickens. National Bank Examiner gone to San Francisco to " see what's what." New York markets: Cotton steady, ; 14f15; rosin and spirits turpentine quiet; money more active; gold stronger at 14$14. All Northern Bosnia along river Save in rebellion. v THEGITY. The Mails. The mails will close at the City Post-Of- rice until further notice as follows: Northern (night) mails for all points North, East and West of Weldon, daily atj. 5:45 P. M. " through and wav (day) mails daily. except Sunday, 6:30 A. M. Southern mails for all points Soulli, daily. o:15 I. M. Cbar'.eston, daily, at. ......... 5J0 A. II. Western mails (C.C. R'y) daily ; (except bundays, 1 i . 2 xJO F. M. Charlotte mail closes at. ....... 2:30 P. M SmithvDle (via Easy Ilill and : ' Town Creek) Tuesdays and : tfjiturdays , ......... 6 4)0 A.. M. Fayette ville, and offices on Cape Four River, Mondays and Fridays...- 1.-00P M. Fayetteville by C. C. Ry, daily '(except Sundays). .". 5:30 A. M Oaslow C. H. and intermediate ytiices every, Fridav 6:00 A. M. The Smilhyille mails, by steamboat, close at 8 P. M., daily, except Sundays. 31 ails delivered irom 6:30 A. M. to 7 P. M., and on Sundays from 8 S0 to 9:30 A. Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to ..12 M., ind rrom 2 to 6 KM) P. M. Money order or- Uf lister Department open same as stamp .Stamps for sale at general delivery when stamp office is closed. . Kvy Boxes accessible at all hours, day and night. Mails collected from street boxes every day -at 5 P. M. NKW aDVBBT18EIHBNT. II. B. Scott. Taken up in Rice Field. Croslt & Morris. For Rent. IIeixsbebgkk. Pianos and Organs. Habkisok & Allek. Removal B. II. J. Ahrensl -Keep Cool. . Chas. M. Stedman. For Rent rapture of sin Escaped. Convict. The Charlotte Observer of Saturday says: "The keeper of the New Hanover county work house was in - this city yesterday on the hunt for some negroes who escaped from that institution a week or two ago. His search was unsuccessful as to the. par ticular convicts for whom be was bunting, but while here be discovered a negro who bad escaped from the work house about 18 months ago. The negro's name is Wiley Peny, and he was found at the market house, where Le seemed to have an interest in a stall. The police and Others have seen him there everyday for a long while, but I had no suspicion that he was an escaped I convict Perry was taken to the lock-up I and confined until time for the leaving of I the eastern bound train on the Carolina I Central Railroad, when he was put aboard J t be carried back to his old quarters." : Baby Carriages- - . , ! Baby carriages on the South side of Market street, between Front and Second, ou Saturday afternoon, are voted a decided and unpardonable nuisance. As every body knows, the sidewalk In that "quarter is constantly crowded almost to suffocation after about 4 P. M. of a Saturday but still nurses will persist in pushing their carriages through the surging crowd, not only to the inconvenience of t pedestrians but to the Peril of the helpless inmates of the same. nrnhihitlnir this conduct on the parTof nurses it should be rtrictlv enforced. If there is no such ordi-1 iaiice, our "City Fathers" should see that ue be passed when the first opportunity Mx-iiri 4-' ' x Meld for Kale-Keeping. i Gnstave ' Tobiasen, Andres Frederiksen and another seaman, whose name we did not understand, having deserted from the Norwegian Barque Fulken, nre held In cus tody at the Guard House, in obedience to orders from Vice Consul' Heide,? for safe keeping. The two first named were already confinement for disorderly conduct on tiie greets Saturday night. F sm Warnluc " s ' We learn that the Tax Collector will adf V'eitise the property of delinquents in the payment of State and County taxe on the 1st of Octfiber and will sell the same on the 1st of November; also .that; the poll and personal property taxes must be paid by the 1st of October, as at that time attachments will be issued against delinquents. IBM VOL. XVI.-NO. 137. - To-morrow is bill day. . ' Day's length 12hs. 57min. 5 T ovr make .our good resolves for a new month. i r i Scuppernongs have come, but make only a timid show o! numbers. . v Highwaterioad X and 9:44 P. M. ; Smithville, 7:48 A. M. 752 P. M. . . The British brig Lilian was re ported in below, yesterday, bound for this Quite a severe storm of wind and rain passed over this city yesterday afternoon. r The steamer Waecamuio is now on Messrs. Cassidey & Ross' ways under going repairs. - The iron of the Street Kail way on Seventh street is in process of removal to Fourth street. 1 : V :'V - Some piles of boxes 011 Market street would seem to indicate the arrival of early invoices fall goods. ; ji - We notice! that Messrs. Heaves & have put up a new blacksmith shop on South Front street, near Castle. The house advertised by Mr. S. D. Wallace was incorrectly located on JTront, when it should be Fourth street. The literary letters of Paul II. Hayne are adding much interest to The Mousing Stab, 6ays the Rileigh Sentinel. --- lhere was quite a cracking of rifles during Sunday in the woods back of Eagle Island. Fie, uos; you shouldn't do so. The pavement at the corner of St. James' Church is in quite a dilapidated condition and should receive immediate at tentjon. A number of persous witnessed a magnificent Ni"ht .Bloom in i? Cereus in bloom at the residence of Mr. E. T. Han cock Sunday night. The rooms of the Produce Ex change have, under the hands of tho car penter and painter, assumed a greatly im proved appearance. . There is no reason now why per sons should not keep cool, as both i be ice houses in this city are retailing the luxury at i a cent per pound! Two "jolly tars" were picked up on the streets about 12 o'clock Saturday night and taken to the Guard Uouse,chargd with acting very disorderly. We hear that a very bad odor prevails on Third street, between Walnut and Red Cross. The sanitary force should investigate the matter. We learn from the Citizen that Messrs. A. T. & T. F. Davidson, Maj. Er- win and CoL David Coleman, of Asheville, have been retained to defend young Strange. The property mentioned in our last as having been purchased by Drv J. IL Freeman was sold by B. Kahnweiler, auc tioneer, instead of CrOnly & Morris, auc tioneers. - - The weather at 7 o'clock yester day morning was cooler here than at any other point on the coastNorth or South from which the Signal Office had reports The thermometer stood at 67. Jane Hines and Edward Hill, both colored, were arrested Sunday night for acting in a .disorderly manner on the street, near the .Front Street Methodist Church. They were locked up for a hear- We hear that the residence, of Mr. John H; Hanby, on Sixth stieet, be- tween Dock and Oraogty was entered on Saturday night by a rear door, but the would - be thief was discovered and made his escape without getting any plunder. Some complaint having been maje tbat hoes running at large root the pavements, it has been suggested that own ers be required, to' put three rings in the nose of each of their hogs which they Wifih to run at large, isy this arrangement vuey (the hogs) will be enabled to act their part as scavengers and; not interfere with the pavements. i.V'.'V Scrub Bace at naaonnoro'. The yachtmeri of Masouboro Sound in tend having a scrub race on Friday next, at 2 P. M, Eight boats, we understand, have already been enteriBd, and a special invita tion is extended to the champion yacht, BippUd all other yachts of Wrightsville Sound, to participate The race will be governed by. the rules of the Carolina..Yacht Club. ; A pleasant time is expected by all who . indulge a partiality for boatracing.i of whom there are not a few hereabouts." Vine Mvort. Two gentlemen at Masonboro Sound, while out gunning at high tide, on Satur day last, succeeded in bagaing 39 marsh hens and 37 snipe and curlews. The re cent northerly winds have raised the tides along the Sounds to a much greater extent than at any other time since last fall, which affords, sportsmen fine, opportunity for hunting the numerous seabirds which throng our coast .: .. .' '.. Hansre of TBrmomier. VTbeoUowipg was the range of the ther mometer at the Signal Bureau, in this city, yesterday; ' ' 1 " 7 A.M., 67; 12 M., 80; 3 P, JL, 82; 40 P. M., 75; 9 P. M., 75. WILMINGTON, A Bad Habit. Those who go down to the river at night to enjoy the breeze and watch tbe boats may perhaps, so far as some of them are concerned, learn a lesson of paramount im portance from the fate of the unfortunate colored man who was drownpd off Nell's wharf a few nights since. It is a particu larly 'dangerous practice for any one to sit on the wharf with his feet hanging over tbe river, or to lie at full length on the wharf near the edge, with his head supported by a post, as some are in tbe habit of doing. A moment's pause in the conversation or a lull in the interest of tbe scenes going on about one may very readily furnish an or portunity for a nod or other movement which may prove fatal. The extreme edge of the wharf is a dangerous place, for many reasons that might be mentioned, at any time, and at night the tendency to sleep after tbe completion of the labors of the day renders it especially dangerous, and should have a potent influence to keep loungers at a safe distance, Magistrate's Court. A colored woman by the name of Enema Burton was arraigned before Justice Van Amringe, yesterday morning on a' peace warrant sworn out by Eliza Finch, also col ored, who made affidavit that the dashing, gushing and apparently good humpred de fendant bad threatened to cowhide her and use other violence against her.- The case proved to be a sort of Beecher-Tilton affair and the defendant was ordered to give bond in the sum of $100 for her appearance at Court and to keep tho peace. Willis'Stewart, charged on the complaint of Sandy Johnson with misdemeanor, was found not guilty and discharged. Visiting Flocks. . Owing to the absence on summer leave of a number of our city pastors, the various Methodist and Episcopal churches were on Sunday particularly favored with the pres ence of members of flocks just now sbep berdless. The congregations of the other churches, too, whose ministers have had their vacations and returned or have thought they would be able best to rest themselves by undertaking new labors of good will, were generally sprinkled over with unac customed faces. We hope that both the visitors and visited found the occasion profit able by reason of its opportunities for tbe enlargement of their sympathies by tbe in dulgence of their mutual kindly feelings. Tbe Festival. The ladies of Fifth Street M. E Church had a pleasant time at their bouquet festival last nigbt. The attendance of both gentle men and ladies was large, there were no untoward occurrences to mar the quiet en joyments of the occasion, and it is hoped and believed that those who gave their time and best efforts to secure the success of the entertainment have had reason to be satis fied when they saw of the fruits of their travail. Damper. . The shower yesterday afternoon came just at a time to spoil all the well laid plans for many a shopping and visiting excursion. It fell like a wet blanket upon spirits that before were, gay, and took all the pleasure out of an otherwise pleasant day: but there Vere a!few who rallied afterward, put on their thick shoes, and sallying out had al most as pleasant a time as though there had been no shower. V. ft. Commissioner's Conrt. ' Upon applicalion to U. S. Commissioner E. II. McQuhrg, yesterday, the crew of the Schr Ilenry Middleton, now at this port, were granted certificates upon which to ground a suit for libel againU the vessel for wages alleged to be due them. University students and the C. C. Railway We are informed that the . Carolina Cen tral Railway Company will charge students going to the State University but half fare going and returning, and half rates on their furniture and effects. This .arrangement will remain in force until July 1st, 187C. Petition for Pardon. We learn that a petition is in circulation with quite a large number of signature?, asking Gov. Brogden to pardon Mrs. Annie J. Speight, now confined in tbet State Pen - tentiary, on condition that she do not re turn to this city. She was sentenced for a term of three years. Tne Turnpike. Work upon tbe Wilmington and .Coast Turnpike road was commenced yesterday 45 hands being employed to begin -t with. With the force which will be engaged we inay look for a speedy completion Jit this important enterprise. . . Bonds of Conntr Officials. The Board of County Commissioners will meet and re-organize on Monday next, when the bonds of all the county officials, including Sheriff, Tax Collector, Clerk of the Superior Court Coroner, Register of Deeds, &c., which, are renewable, will be received and considered. llemTl r VbitraeitouK. We are glad to learn that fine progress Is beiag made in clearing out ' the Cape Fear river below, this. city. The .obstiuctions which were placed in the vicinity of buoy No. 13 during the late . war have all been removed and there Is now no hindrance to navigation in that quarter. . i Mse"a-ai 1 Wilmington Uleinodlst District. AoDoihtments of Rev. W. 8. Black, Pre siding Elder, for the third round of i quar terly meetings for the ; present Conference year of the Wilmington District: Magnolia, at Han-ell's .Store, August 29 and SO. : . . . . - ' . Wilmington, at Front Street Uharcli, Sep tember 5 and 6. Smithvjlle, at Sraithvule, Beptemoer ia and 14. Morning- N.; CI,' TUESDAY. AUGUST 31, 1875:;; Blabop Lyman's Appointments. Elk River-Valley.". .. . . , ... J.. . . . .Aug. 29 Beaver Dainf Buncombe Co. Aug. 81 Brevard, Transylvania Co. ... :. . . .Sept. 2 St. Paul's, in the Valley,- Trausyl- ' ' vania Co.' . . . . . . . . ".. 1 ".' ....... Sept. 3 Flat Rock..;................ Sept 5 Hendersonville ......... . ...... ..Sept. 7 Glencoe. . Sept 10 Calvary Church, Henderson Co. . .Sept. 12 Liecester f... ............ Sept. 15 Waynesvllie...;.;. Sept. 17 Asheville. ... . . i. ... . . .... ..Sept. 19 Tbe collections at each place will be ap propriated to Diocesan Missions. t; Spirits Turpentine This year Hickory has bad more than double the visitors it bad last. " Com plaints" are made in several places ot-night drills by negro companies. A 1,600 pound hog from War ren county will be on exhibition at the State a air. v - Raleigh Nines: Mr. J. H. Mills, who has been so long a resident of this city, and who has labored so zealously in the foundation of the Oxford Orphan Asylum, has removed his family to Thomasville.'on the line of the North Carolina Road, where he intends, we understand, opening a male school in the not distant future : He will re main for the present Superintendent of the Orphan Asylum. city Ttejjis bM)K BlNDKKT. 1H MORHIHO STAR liOOk Bind ery does all kinds of Binding and Ruling In a work manlike manner, and at reasonable prices. Mer chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other work, may rely on promptness in the execution of their orders. " aa""a Tni Toixxt Gch. Coft or Tcbtxhokiai. Hudson Citt, N. J., Sept 80th, 1874. Hxssbs. J. & W. Toixit 29 Maiden Lane, New York: The 10-guage on No. 8078 1 ordered from you gives me entire satisfaction. I was very exacting when or dering the Qua, bat must tsy that you have more than fulfilled what I required of you. ' I have shot several ' bretch-le-aders by first-class makers, and your guu beau them all for beauty and workman ship. Aa for shooting qualities,' your guc shoots stronger and more even than any gun I ever shot I have shown it to several good judges (including nrtft-claes gunmakert) and all agree that the action U very strong and durable, and that the gun is one of the best they ever saw. I have made some very long shots with it, using only ZX dra. of powder, which is all your gun requires. I hae shot It at a targat according to the rules of the Turf, Field and Farm trials, and the average of 6 shots at 40 yards Is: Left-pattern, 169; ' penetration, : 38; right-pattern, 175; penetration 39; using Z dra. powder. Now I am . sure such a gun Is seldom met with, and am very proud to be the owner of it But the real test of your gun is in the field there It ex cells all others, killing cleaner and handsomer than any gun I ever saw, as you assured me they would. Both paper and metal shells work splendidly. Gentlemen, I have to offer you my very best thanks, and will recommend your guas to ail my friends. Yours Respectfully, IIXHBT LOBIOT. NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR RENT. FROM OCTOBER 1, 1875, TO OCTO ber 1, 1876, the brick building on North side of Princess, between Water and sit III HIM m Front streets, now occupied by Mr. J no. W. Gordon and others The building will be divided and rented as fol lows: Two rooms on first floor, now occupied by Mr. Gordon aa Insurance office.. Two rooms on first floor in West end of building. similar to those on first floor of East end. Basement and second and third floors of East half of building. Basement and second and third floors of West half of building. . The rooms on first floor are admirably located for Insurance Agents, Commission Merchants or Law yers ; while the upper floors are well suited for families. Apply to - CRONLY & MORRIS, ang 81-tf nat Ob WM. H. BERNARD. iJ Jnsl Beceirel Jjy Express. , 110 OSIER MOSAICS, ANEW WORK By Maurice Thompson, Beauti fully Bound in Cloth. Price $1 35. Pianos and Organs, Chromoi and Lithographs. For sale atr ' HEINSBEBGER'S aug 31-tf . Live Book and Music Store. For Eent: ; DWELLING ON SOUTH SIDE OF i Market - street, between Seventh and, Mill test Eighth streets, now occupied by Mrs. -i waiaer. -Appiyw ang 31-lw nac CHAS. M. 8TBDMAN. Taken up in Bice Field With subscriber's stock, two hogs which owner can have by proving property and pay ing charges, i - angSl 8t r H. K. 8COTT. Removal. Oall and see our low priced, at our New Stand, No. S9 North Front Street' HARRISON A ALLEN'S, .... aua 31-tf City Hatters. Keen Cool ! From this date i will retail ice at i cent per pound, at the New Ice House, on Dock street between Front and Water street B. H. J. AHRENS, Proprietor. ang 8 -St For Kent. Tthbstoreon' ; t south water street, next South of H. B. Ell ers; also, the two Stores on South Water street, occupied respectively by Root Talt and D. J. Gilbert: ale, a small dwelling house on m ssi III ft and street, between unurcn ana castie. . Appiy to Ajply to EDMAN. p aug 37-w aaQ. Q CHA8.,M,OT THE MOBWINO ST Alt BOOS BIND ERY is complete in all all Its appointmenta. mi la in r.taam of one of the meat skillful workmen in the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly, cheaply and expeditiously. in L ii T im L new advertisements: L a GBAIXGEB, ,. " , President. 8. D. WALLACE, , : '! Cashier. Bank of New Hanover. Authorized Capital $I,0O0,O0O. Casli Capital paid In $300,000 Surplus Fund : . $50,000. DIRECTORS. JOHN DAWSON D. R. MURCHISON DONALD McRAE H. VOLLERS R.R. BRIDGERS J. W. ATKINSON augSO-tf nac C M. STEDMAN L B. GRAINGER JAS. A. LEAK B. F. LITTLE E. B. BORDEN. M.WEDDELL. To Eent. DWELLING HOUSE ON WEST SIDE MssT Will Fourth street, between Red Cross and I Walnut streets. Apply to r '' augS9-tf nac 8. D. WALLACE, Agent MISCELLANEOUS. Sale of Valuable Eeal Estate M. CRONLY, Auctioneer. Bjf CRONLY & MOBRI8. BY VIRTUE OF AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH the provisions of a certain indenture ofmert- fage. executed by Feist Mayer to "The Bank of New lanover," bearing date the 7th day of March. A. D. 1872, and registered in the records of New Hanover county, in book EKE, at page 84 and following, the undersigned, as the attorney s of said mortgagee, will ON THURSDAY, THE 9th DAY of September next at 13 o'clock M., at the Court House door in the city of Wilmington, sell for cash, by public auction, the following described piece or parcel of land situated in said city, viz: . . . Beginning at the corner of a lot now or recentlv owned by A P. Repiton and wife, on the south side of Market street and running thence southwardly along their line one hundred and thirty-two feet to Bettencourt's alley, thence along said alley east wardly fifty-eight feet to another lot now or recently owned bv A. P. ReDiton and wife, thence with their line northwardly sixty-six feet to the lot of i. Wil- kerson, thence with the back line of Wilkerson's let westwardly twenty-four feet to his corner, thence with his other line northwardlv sixtv-eix feet to Market street, thence along Market street westward ly thirty-four feet to the beginning, and being in block 153 according to Turner's plan of the city of wiinungton. wrtiuiir & btjmam, ang 7-dta Attorneys. LOOK! JMPORTED PICKLES AT 30 CENTS A JAR, We are forcing the price down. Encourage us by sending your orders. Lager Beer, Lager Beer, $1 78 PER DOZEN. The Best Goods at Low Prices will increase onr olready laree sales, and "our" Brand is ahead of all. . HAVE YOU TRIED OCR f Process Empire Flour, and Best Butter In the World. If not when your package is out send to us and we win aeiiver a sample iree to any pan ox tne city. ' i Fresh Groceries every week, at GEO. MYERS', aug 8-tf 11 St 13 South Front St Our Dox Box HALF-DIME QUARANTEED TO BE AS GOOD as your Cigar dealer sells you For One Dime, or no sale by D. PIGOTT. augld-tf Notice. NOTHER LARGE ASSORTMENT qF Bronze, Locomotive, Marino and Walnut Clocks. Also material for tne Trade at low prices. . . GEO. HONNET, aug29-tf 63 Market Street St. Louis Law School. : (Law Department of Washington University.) The regular annual term of this Law School wil open on WEDNEitDAY, OCTOBER 13th, 1875. Full course, two terms, six months each, students admitted to the Senior Class, on examination, by application on or before October 13th. Tuition, $8i first year, $69 second j ear, , including use of jror particulars aaaresa ii. M. STEWART. Dean of Law Faculty 303 N. Third St, fct, Louis, Mo. July 31-eod3m Sa Ta Fr : ; uito Nets And frames gauze and' lace, our Second Stonk just received and for sale low by jane 37-tf D. A. SMITH A CO. Grass Biaies, Grass Hoots. VTRASS BLADES AND GRASS HOOKS m great variety of best quality and at lowest prices, at tbe New Hardware Store of .', ang36-tf GILES & MURCHISON. Green & Flanner, - Wholesale and retail dealers in Drugs, Medicines,, Toilet Articles, AkohoL Turnip Seed of every variety, r, ? ; ' ' ' - ' For sale low by 1 GREEN A FLANNER. ' , angS6-tf , n., - . .to Flow From' Kev .'Beat, Of, best quality, guaranteed at lowest figures, delivered in any part of the city free of charge. . I--: tug 18-tf JAMES C. STEVENSON. lfJll 1 fjarowiBiMiiiiu WHOLE NO. 2,588. MISCELLANEOUS, i f SALT, J CORN, :M0LASSESK BACON! 5UU0DacKapait- . 2Q Bbls.8 H. Molasses. f Q Hhds Cuba Molasses " rff Boxes D. S. 8. ide. . : PQ Bokes Smoked Sides. " ; Q'BoxesD. 8. and Smoked Shoulders, f 100(3 Bbl8Flour gQBbls Sugar. 100 Bags Coffee. QQ Rolls Bagging. 60 Tons Ties. QQQ Bushels Corn. I0C0 Bushel Meal Tons Hoop Iron. 300 Sp't Casks. 100BblsGlne 2 Papers Rivets. -200 KepNaUB 2QQ Bags Shot . . , . 150.000 CPB- QKH KeS" Sporting and Blasting Powder, 00J Fuse, Ac. ang29-tf KERCHNER & C ALDER BROS. Eugene L. Harris, - - . Artist in G ray o n Pp rt rait s. SASSAFRAS FORK, N. C., rEGS LEAVE TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION XJ to his Portraits in Crayon. Persons wishing good pictures of themselves or deceased friends can nave tnem nicely executed by sending him a photograph to work from. A good photograph is necessary ta insure a good likeness. The prices below include postage by mail, on roller. A neat irame or walnut and gut wul be furnw bed to those wno aesire it at fl.5U&3.00. -PRICES: Bize, 14 x 17 inches, .... $5.00 Life Size, (bust) --- ... - - - $10.00 TESTIMONIALS. Mr. .Harris posseses the rare gift of being able w ueimraie, accurately, irom a pnotograpn orotne picture the exact likeness ef any one. We gnaran ice twiBiacuun. i wxiora leaaer.j w e nave seen ms 1 work, and consider it excel- lent Try him." " W )i ova atm-r Central Protestanti : - We. have seen a canital nnn rai t of Hon A W venaoie. oy Air. x. L. Harris; that reflects addi tional lustre on his genius in that department1 Torch-Light mar 17-tf "FR OM 7 HE EARTH TO THE MOOJST, DIRECT IN" NINE TY-SEVEN: HO URS. AND TWENTY, MINUTES, AND A TRIP AROUND ITn Wiih SO fall-page Ilinetratlone, . ' '-' BY JULES VERNE, Author of ! A Journey to the Cenrre of the For sale by j aug29-tf . i a W. YATES, - . . Market Street Cash Buyers vrriLL BB ASTOwrsmin at thr rnw V Prices at which we are offering our entire CLOTHING. Everything marked down lower ' Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, BOWS, SUSPENDERS, Ac. Everything in famishing goods line at prices to buu iue limed. Zang39 9-Stf SHRIEK BROTHERS. We Wish It Understood pHAT WHERE WE FINISH UP OUR Wamsutta Shirts A Fit is Guaranteed. : K Where a satisfactory fit is not had The Money Will be Eefunded. OUT OF NINETY DOZEN' SOLD, we have to hear of tho first such case yet 6 for $7 50, Casta. aug39-tf Only Agents L00E ! LOOK, LOOK ! NOW 18 YOUR 'CHANCE TO BUY . ClotMni Gieaper to Erer Before. Look at the Figures : Fine Business Suits from $10 to $14. Beautiful Dress Suits from $15 to $20. - . :n '::v i:.v:v;i; Dress Pants from $6 to $7 50. Alpaca Coats at $1 50. Linen Coats at $1. aug89-tf - A. DAVID. Bagging, Ties, Hoop Iron, Glue. 2QQ Rolls Extra ;Heavy Bagging, gQ Tons Ties, gQQBdls Hoop Iron, . . ijf Bbls Glue For sale low by -; aug 89-tf WILLIAMS & MURCHISON. Bacon, Pork, Sugar and Coffee. pJQ Boxes D. S. Sides Boxes Smoked hides and Shouldeis, . . Bbls Porx. . ' 2QQ Barrels Reaiied bugar. ; JQ Bags Primn Kio ottee For sale low by aug 89-tf WILLIAMS A MUKCHfSON. Corn, Flour, Hay and Salt. 5000 BaBhels Wn,ta fcB Mixed Com.. 1000 ,Bbto B,,sBr"11 nAt- gQQ Bales N. R. and Eatera Hay, ' s gQQ Backs Lisbon Salt For sale low by aaS9-tf -WILLIAMS Sc MURnnfSON. Molasses,' Spt. Cks. Hails, Guano. 100 Bnd ui B la New Crop Cuba.' jQQ Second Hand Spirit Casks, QQ Kegs Nails, -f A A Tons Eureka Guano, 150 Tons Guanape iv v uuano. -. ., For sale low by augM tf . WILXJAMS A MURCHISON. Lost. O OMEWHERE BETWEEN THE COURTHOUSE 7 and the Poor House, a silver-mounted Colt's House PietoL A reward of t aelivery of tbe pUtol to Jt 5 will be paid en the aug9-lw . or at t&is omee. C. H. Ward's JjVASHJONABLE HAIR DRESSINQ & 8HAV- Ing Sal eon, T South Front St, wamingten N. C. N. B I have secured the services of .the BEtS artists of my profession. , Tiie Illtlsbore JSecorder. ...... ...... : .. . , : . .-, rpHE OLDEST PAPER IN THE STATE.' CIR X culates extensively ta Orange and adjoininn counties. Subseriptkm price $S 50 per aaaum. Published weekly. . JOHND. CAMERON, oetS-tr Editor and Proprietor. One Square OBeAay,..-'. ,,' .... .....i Si ; three days 2 W four daya..., ,JM ve days.. ...... ..; 8 Ot M on week.. . .kf ... , 3 5P ' Two weeka........ 5 0C Tare weeks... B 60 . Onemonth....,i...,i 8 OT Two montliB.. 15 W Three monthB.........i.i.. S 00 Six months . ssmi M M " - Oneyear... ..60 r Uf Con tract Arivarttaomnnt t.Vn. . tfonatelylowratei Five Squares estimated aa a otiarter-colcirn. ard ten aqoares as a half-column. HOUSES FOR RENT. FOB .RIEIN-a?. DWELLING r ON NORTHEAST corner of Market and Eighth streets, containing 10 rooms, gas, Ac. Possession, October 1. ; . , Annlv to ' apgmf . - . , L.VQLLER.t For Eent. FOR ONE YEAR FROM OCTOBER let, 1875, Store and Dwelling on the North- ' - ' - .. .- i - side of Second, between Market and Prin cess streets, at present occupied by -A. D. Westell. aug aa-K Apply to JOHN F. STOLTER. For Rent jhJt ONE HOUSE ON RED CROSS. BE- . iSSSii L tween Front and Second street, and two Apply to ;- . .. ang atc-tf 1 JAS. H. CHADBOURN & CO. For Rent, v FOR ONE OR MORS YEARS, Fl-OM October 1st, 1875, ' Stro In ? the best Ibusinesa localltv. on S. cend between Market and Deck street occupied by T. Henderson. augza iw Appiyio A. v. whsmilIj. . MISCELANEOUS. , I The M orn i n g S t a r PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY Satscription Rates Ii AfiTance: DAILY STAR, One Year, postage paid, $7 00 Months 4 CO ' Torse Monthii" 2 -25 One Mouth " . " I ( 0 WEEKLY STAR, One, Year poet&ge paid, 1 15 . . . Six Montns, .-. 1 . 1- . Three Months" " 50 Kotices of the Press : A first-class paper. BatUtboro Advance. Emphatically alive paper. GjUUtxm Sw. . The Stab Is a live paper. Sumter 8. C.) New One of our best exchanges.-Keowet (& C CurU One of the best daily papers In the State. Weldar. ewi. One of the very best cf our daily exch&ncn.- SouiA Carolinian. . Ranks among the leading Dailies of the State. Christian Advocate. One of the best Dailies in the State.--Statt-tviU Intelligencer. - 1 , . A valuable paper. We cheerf ully recommend it. Fee Dee Cornier Ranks among the leading journals of the Soutn. - Marion OS. C.) Star. . One of the best and most desirable papers in Nortb arolina. Norfolk Vlrffinian. Full of general news, and a credit to Wilmington Elizabeth City North Carolinian.. One of the best daily papers published In the Southern States. Harm $. C.) Netet. v One of our beat Southern journals. As a newspa per not surpassed by any. Friend of Temperance One of tbe beet conducted in the State; bold, inde pendent and well informed.- ifUlsbore Recorder. Abiv edited, and has a circulation which eueHlce volumes of comment on its influence. liaqnolia Monitor. t. - t. Onward and upward it goes until now it has the largest circulation of any Daily in the State. lUd- mont Frets. ' The Wilmington Stab, now very much improved. has the largest circulation of any paper in the State. Bnfidd Timet. v r . The Stab stands among the first of North Carolina papers in point or enterprise and literary menu vneszer vv. v.) jteponer. Unquestionably the best dally Journal in Nortb I Carolina, and has no superior in any other Southern State. Marlboro (S. C.) Timet. For editorial ability, general news, correct market reports and fine literary selections the Stab has no superior. Rocky Mount Mail. Is well conducted and has as much and t a va nety of good reading matter aa any Di ly in u State. Warrentm wueue. This naner. thoueh not manv years old. Is one of the best dailies in the State, and well merits the rapport it receives. LouisOura Courier. One of the best daily journals on our exchange list Belongs to no ring save that which encircles the good of the people. Savannah Mirror. . The Wilmington Mobkiko Stab Is among the best newspapers in the South. Rich, rare, racy, always fresh and "on time. ' 'Asheville Expositor. . A staunch and independent advocate of the peo ple's rights. Deservedly ranks among the first jour nals of the Southern coantry.-Iiockingkam Observer A live newspaper, and the best Daily n the State. The circulation is larger than that of any other Daily in the State, which proves - it. Milton Chron icle. - L. - ' - Those of our readers desiring to take a dally or . weekly paper from North Carolina cannot "flo better than take the Wilmington Stab. Cher aw (S. C.) Democrat. ".----v" The Stab is one of our most highly valued ex changes, and it affords as pleasure to recommend it an oue of tbe most racy and reliable dailies in North Carolina. Kintton Gazette. - . , . -. It is one of tbe mont manly ana vigorou Uaiiiur among tbe thousands in the land. There U i.! dodging about thin paper, but it meets every itwut' fairly and squarely. It is always foil of rntcreetuiu matter, and the wonder is bow. in the short vuare of twenty-four hours, it can gather up so much in formation, ana so vanea. it nas rrom tne nm uu au honorable career, and we wish It. many yearn of pwsperity. JV. f. Yefitwtfian. - The Stab is andoubtedlv an enternrlglur sheet. beautifully printed and conducted with marked ability. Mr. Bernard deserves great credit for bis efforts in Journalism. Raleigh Sent' tel. No paper ever started in North Carolina baa grown so rapidly as has the Stab. Though only live yenra tiiy ai old, it is now a fixed institution, en joy in vine an Infiu- ence ana a i prosperity i rity second to none in the State. Salisbury Watchman. The Wilmington Stab is In the front rank of our Southern dailies, well edited, full of news and select reading matter, telegraphiereports, and in every res pect a first rate journal. If we had many such paper our State would be the gainer by it Greens. Patriot. Forest and Stream, A Weekly Journal of Sixteen Pages. , - DEVOTED TO t . FIELD SPORTS, . PR ACTICAL NATURAL HISTORY, FISH CUL TURE,. PKOTKCTJ ON OK UAMK, FKKSKK VATION OP FORESTS, YACHTING, BOAT ING AND ALL . r.OEt-Door Recreation an! Stniy. It is the only Journal in this Country that fully supplies the wants and meets the necessities of the ' Gentleman Sportsman. ; TEBMS-5 00 A YEAR. . Liberal discount to Clubs. ' Bend lor a Bpecimen Copy Forest tc stream Fabltsblos Co., 17 Chatham Street, (City HaD Square), New York. Post Office Box 2833 mar 28-tf. Sit "V 1 lis I lilt t till L 5, i. s St ( t