THEHommrcrsTAE.
PUBLTSHSD DAILY BY ";
BATM Or SUB8CEIPTIOH IN AD Y AFC I
one vear, (by tnfJl) postage paid,... 7 00
Sixmonths. " " ) " .... 4 00
Three rnontW" ' 44 7 ' " ......... M
To City Subscribers, deUvered in any part of th
citT Fifteen CenU per week. Oar City Agents are
not authorized to collect for mors than S month in
advance. t ,-, ..,,, . V ? ? j
OUTLINES.
A disgraceful mob oyer the remains of . a
person buried in Montreal took place yes
terday. Turkey resents foreign inter
ference. 7 Caldwell & Watson, East
India merchants, harg failed. Plant
cr'a National , Bank of Louisville Las re
sumed business. : An ex-Judge, who
was a witness in a church scandal case, was
wounded by the friends of the implicated
woman, but Injured bis assailants.
Several counterfeiters arrested la St. Louis.
New York markets:' Gold, inU4i ;
cotton, 14f15 ipaliC ' 62,1 7fc
spirits turpentine," 82. Two persms
killed by running off of cars in going' to
celebration at Atcheson, Kansas.
Director-of-the-Mint'Lindeman' telegraphs
from San Francisco that the outlook is ini
proving. Rear Admiral Goldsborough
g3riously sick. Ten thousand Herze
govinians driven into Austria, and disarm
ed. - Rehm, teller of Planter's Bank,
Louisville, confesses be committeid robbery,
but is bailed. r- The Greek organ!
Constantinople advocates alliance between
Greece and Turkey ; Operatives at
Dundee consenting to a reduction of wages;
work at the mills commenced.' . 1 Nearly
five millions subscribed to Bank of Cali
fornia. Spirita Turpentine
The Hertford member of , the
Convention weighs 540 pounds, and he is a
Radica'. - ' v- 1
! Murray Stone, Esq., a , promi
nent citizen of Nash county, is not dead as
reported. " ; .
. An unknown colored ' man was
found dead in a grove east of Raleigh. No
suspicion of violence.- v' ' -
h Mr. Franks, of Onslow county,
recently killed a bear in the Franks pocosin, '
which weighed over 200 pounds. . : ;
Mr. R. E. Blakey, of the Bruns
wick (V?.) Adtoaie, intends at an early day
moving bis paper to Murf reesboro.'
The Raleigh Jfewa is pleased to
learu that lUo ladies throughout the State
a;e taking an active Interest in the coming
State Fair. V - V-v.-s- :,-t i- -
: The Mail says Mr. RoVt Whit
field, of Nash county, by mistake gave bis
ton, aged 12 years, 1 roorphing instead of
quinine, and the boy died. . . . " , .
A new Masonic: Lodge was or
gauized at High Point on the 25ih ulU under
aiie title of Numa F. Reid Lodge, named in
honor of the late N. F. Reid, D. D., of the
IN. C. Conference. " '" " ?
I -Mr. C. E. Iielo several his cou-
jaection with ths Salisbury Intelligencer and
''returns to the Lexington Central YY. 8. R.
Long. Local of . the InteUigeneer, becomes
JLocalof tbe Uentrat. . r
Maj. George W. Grice, president
ol the iJanKirForlsmouta, nas oeen elect
ed president of the Raleieh & Gaston and
the Raleigh, & Augusta Air-Liae railroads
at a salary or f,U-JO per annum.
. X Goldsboro Record: We hear a
run that Sheriff Murrell, of. Onslow
(ukujv, while attempting to arrest two ne-
uroes under legal process, in that county,.
shot and severely wouDued both, arresting
nneand the ether escaping, under the fol
lowing circumatanee, which fully justify
iism : When be told the negroes that be bad
a precept and that they wereiaader arrest,
one of them drew a pistol and presenting it
at the Sheriff, attempted to shoot, but the
piece missed fire, whereupon the; Sheriff
not ana wounaea mm. jd vtucr uckiu
also drew a oistol. but the Sheriff shot and
wounded him before be could attempt to
fire. . The negroes I attempted to escape, in
which one succeeded, while the other was
"captured.,, , - . i
ontrs Siory Contradicted.
I A few days ago the telegraph dis
jyatches reported in 'brief a terrihle
story of outrages xeommitted upon
two young ladies on loard a packet
yesseL between Nova Scotia and Bos
ton, by the crew,' and their subsequent
murder Th Halifax Chronicle says
of the alleged crime: .;
A Chronicle r reporter: was informed
by a Shelburne captain that the whole
storv'is regarded in Shelburne as the
-offspring of thedlsdrdered J brain of
... r - . . . . s 1 1 .
JMr. Sutherland, wnose mina na ueeu
affected by the deaih of his dangb
nera," who were 'really drowned when
he Marv E. .Tone was wrecked. The
iman Greenwood, mentioned as having
lold the 8tory, says : he never" gave
anv such information to ,mr. quiuer
laud, f The captain - of the 1 : Mary E.
' -Tones is a man of esod repute, is now
in command of a vessel sailing in the
provincial trade,1 and can be arrested
almost at any time if, he is wanted.
The Loowville (Ky.) Zedger nays:
Governor Leslie' has' signalized the
expiring'days of his administration of
public affairs or Slate Dyine granu
discovery of a new use to which boy
bahie ma v lie nut and. under the
broad seal of the great State of Ken
1 m;k v. the Governor' has commemo
rated this grand discovery by ap-
l'irtinar ana commiHioni"K jcaiujwi
Travis Duff, aeed sir mouths, as Aia,
do Camp to the Governor, with the
Tank, title and emoluments 01 a voi
The Governor, by way , of a compli
ment, made with bis f wn hands a vest
for the Cldef Justice, wliile the latter
m return made a shovel and pair of,
tongf which be presented to' the Gov-
ernor.
i.'lkf
St. Paul's, in the VaUey, Trausyl-
piat Rock.. . .:1 Sep1-
1 leodersonville $et.
Oltucoe,
....... ...... .,4. .t.-SePkP
dhurch. Henderson Coj v.SeW. fk,
tv'alvary 1
Litcester.. ......... rv. . . .
WavnaU'o - , .8eOR
AsbevilleV. . . Serf W
The collections at each place will
propriated to Diocesan Missions.
uep
I he Morn
VOX.. XVI. NO. 141.
THE O I T"ST.
The mails will close at the City Post -Of
fice until further notice as follows:
Northern (night) mails for all points North,
-East and West of Weldon. 5
uaujr av. ........ .v . i .... . u:u j-. jji,
" through and way (day) ; .
, mails dailv.exceDt Sundav. 60 A. M.
Southern mails. for all . pointa. ..
8ouUvdaily.Tr . Jb, 8:iS M;
Charteston, daily, at. ........ . 5 :30 A. II.
western mails (U.U. K'y) daily
(exceDt Sundavs. 250TP.M.
Charlotte mail closes at........ 2:30 P. M
Smithville (via Easy Hill and "
town ureek) Tuesdays and
Saturdays 030 A. M.
Fayetteville,1 and offices on Cape J .
rear luver, Mondays and
Fridays 1 KX) P M.
Fayetteville by a Q. R'y, daily ' i - -,
(except SUndavsKT: . . t. . ; 5:30 A. 31'
Onslow C. H. and intermediate .
offices everjr Friday .... . i. ; 6 :00 A. M.'
The Smithville mails, by steamboat, close
at 3 P. M., daily, except Sundays.
Juails dehvered from 6:30 A. XL. to 7:30
P. M. and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A.
Stamp Offlce open from 8 A.M. ia 121H..
and from 2 to 6K)0 P. AL Money order or
Register Department oix;n same as stamp
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed. .
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night ,
Alalia collected from street boxes every
day at 5 P. M.
NEW ABVEmiSKHKIVTi.
: D.'Coktjohakn House, for Rent. ,
O.iaU. Ditson & Co.Choir Books.
See ad. "Lost" , . .. ,
N. Hutaff House for Rent. .
Mrs. E. L. Rueckebt Ger. Ara'n Inst
P. Hkissbrrgkb Late Publications.. ?
l.ral Dots. .
The river is now falling rapidly
at Fayetteville.
J TW Aldermen last night again
"failed to connect" ; u
-r- Another public improvement
new moon now going op.
Conventionieta are hurryiug
Raleisbward. The New Hanover delega
tion left yesterday.
f-j The street oars ;rau nearly all
Thursday night and were a great accommc
datkus to the picuicent. :
The crop of - Jamestown weeds
is unusually large this season, especially in
the more Northern auU Southern' portions'
at the city. "",,' '. .
i The grounds of the Athletic
Club are betng rapidiy put in order, having
been leveled, &c while trees have beeutet
put in proper locations. . . , - -
Samuel Ilobiusou, col., charged
with assault and battery, waa j died y ester
day to await a hearing before Alex. Samp
son, J. P., this morning at 10 o'clock.
Our thanks are tendered tor a
complimentary ticket to the fiUeeniii an
nual exposition of the N. V. Agriculiural
Society, to be held in Raleigh OciobeflSth,
13th, I4tb, 15th and lClh, 1875. . ;
i '-L We are requested to state that
Rev. G. J. Bernheim will preach in the
First'Presbytetlan Church, in this city, on
Sabbath next, the 5th inst ,, at 8i P. M.
The usual prayer meeting will take place at
10 A. M. ; ' r-l f " -r . '. : 1
i- Mr. Thos. lieck, grocer at Hed
Cross and Sixth streets, is putting up a oae
atd a half story 'dwelling on 1 Sixth street,
adjoining his store. A new blacksmith shop
has just been finished on Red Cross, nearly
opposite, and is owned, we think, by col
wed men.- , ,:V '? v
Bae m.Hlobaro. ':
- The race at ilasonboro Soundmen yester
day. was One of the closest contested races
of the season. At the start the wind was
very light, but soon sprang up, giving some
of the yachts aboui as much as was needed
for tbem,:while others could have stood a
much heavier blow. . The yachts were call
ed in and a start was made at quarter past
1 oVlock in the following order:
1 '- Bessie, Leet Tovydii. Spray Isabel, Ian',
Boal Empiett Marion. ' ,,0
An accident occurred to the ima wnen
the course had been half sailed, which pre
cluded the possibility of ber sailing the re-;
mainder of the race and she was withdrawn.
Ladies from Wrigbtsville, Greenville and
Masonboro Sounds graced the occasion
with their presence and smiles.
ATbe race yesterday was the first in which.
theEmpie ds lfarwn tested her speed, and
she would have made belter time had her
commander been more familiar with the
channel of Masonboro,; ; Vi , ;
The yachts rounded the, home buoy In the
following order: Bessie Lee, Fanny, Empie
A Marion; Touyou' Spray;' the Bessie Lee
aailing'the course, eight miles, in lh. 87m.i
Fanny lh. 38m.; Empu & Marion lh. wm.
The time made by the remainder of the
vichts was not kept, as the interest seemed
to be centered in the three yachts which
came in firs& '-'-- j-:'
--
The wife of Policeman Simon uicuaui
ion, colored, residing in the southern part
of the city, toofc a large overuoas u
,.r. Thnrmtav evenhiic. which came
verv'near proving fatal, but by the exer
lions of the physicians summoned to her
aid we learn that she is now in a fair way
to recovenvcltis supposed that her purpose
was suicide, as the amouuV of the drug
taken we learn, would fill one or the smai
botties In which Davis' Paitf Killer is sold.
tmn mt Taenopmeier. ; ' j
fOTheioUowioglwas the range of Abe ther
mometer at the Signal Bureau, in this cny,
r 7 A.;M, i !72 i M.? GO;1 2 P. 31 , 92; 4:80
P. M. ,02;9P. M.,77.
WILMINGTON, N.
Not "Tbaaltfal for Small Favors.". -:
A striking example of the strange ideas
of ; propriety and justice which pervade
. ' ; . . . . . .
the cranium or the average youiutui Amer
ican of African descent occurred on our
streets a few days since, j A white, boy of
some seventeen summers was passing in the
vicinity of the postoftlce . when he picked
up a looso greenback iu the shape of a $2
bill which he discovered on the pavement.
While musiug on the good fortune which
bad thus added even such a comparatively
small sum to bis not very , plethoric purse,
cries of grief came to his ear, which acted
ike magic upon the sympathetic feelings
of the young man, . wbo stopped and in
quired of a youthful specimen of the sable
order and of the feminine gender, from
whom'pioceeded the mournful wailings,
what was the cause of her grief. ;: .
"Ohf says she, "I have lost two dollars
which my mammy gim me to get something
down the street, and if I don't find it shell
skin me alive. Oh! what shall I do y
" Why, here's your money," says the
- V 1 . A 1 . . . A
young man. 1 louna 11 ou tue pavcmeoi
a few moments ago." .
The girl took the money as it was handed
to her and. was about making off when a
colored man who bad witnessed what bad
taken place, said to the girl, ' Look here,
child, aim you going to thank the gentle
man fpr giving you back your money ? "
" No, I aio'l," blubberedthe youthful im
personation of sable gratitude, " cause if
he hadn't give it to me my mammy, would
have got out a warrant and sent him to the
Guard House." " ....
The following cases were disposed, of by
this tribunal yesterday morniug:
Gustave Tobiasen and Adres Frederiksvn,
oamon farcrfi xci tipinp drunk and dis-
orderly, were sentenced to pay a fine 01 fai
...,--
and costs each. , '
. Henry Williams, charged with fighting
on the streets, was found guilty and ordered
tOY-ay a fine of $10 and costs; which was
s ibseqnently reduced to $5 and costs.
Jane Hines altos Jane Fulford, charged
with disorderly conductwas ordered to pay
fine of $10 and co4s. ;
King McCaul, charged with same offense
as above," .Case continued until the 10th
net ' ' ;"J : f;v ; . ' ; -
James Dillan, disorderly conduct, was
fined $10 and costs, half of which was sub
sequently remitted by the Ma3'or.
Nick DeBose, charged with being dis
orderly. Case continued until the lpihinst.
Edward Hill, charged with, disorderly
conduct, was found not guilty and ordered
to pay a fine of $10 and costs.
Vuuierfell Nlekelo. j ; r
Our attention has been called to the fact
that counterfeit nickels are in circulation in
this ci y ilt will tic remembered .that two
men were ai rested a week orjwo since, in
Lenoir ctunty, charged wilh Botnly pass-
ng but manufacturing these counterfeit?,
for which purpose they bad the moulds in
their- possesfcion. .The- parties jrere. both
young menr residents: of Craven county, of
respectable families, and named respective
ly John J.Brock andohnYW.Tlhemi the
former of whom, on a hearing before U. e.
Commissioner Lehman, -aj Newbern, was
released on bail in the sum of $500, and the
latter was sent to jail. They were believed
to be the agents bf a concern engaged ex.
tensively in the business of counterfeiting.
There is ho doubt that the bogus coin in
circulation here now is some of the same
issue as that found Iu the & possession of the
young men alluded to. Full particulars Of
the arrest, &c, of the alleged counterfeiters
appeared in our issue of Saturday last
Vselul IulornatloH. "
A friend iurnisbes us with the following
receipts, taken from Appletoris Cyelopadia,
for, destroying' those most detested .vermin
known as cockroaches: . . i.
ej 1. Ml? rtdlead; Indjajeahmdnwlasses
in thick batter, and place them about peu
baunts at night hj,t n;$- j ..-
g. - A-teaspoonful of -powdered arsenic
anlaablespriioM
mar be.crumbled about their places at mgju.
. . .. ..
Great caution ia required in the use of this,
aa Ik so tnWMUi -w 1 -- jr -r- 1 . s i
a ct it fa rvfitaitn
them.-' -Us? wrw
) i 1 r1 fc.fcaO-
MosUtrate' Co art;
'Isaac White, cVrfored, was before Justice
Gardner, yesterday, charged wiA the lar
ceny of a pipe, the property of 'one Penny
Henderson, also colored. He was ordered
to give bond in,the sum of $50 'for his ap-
pearance ai tuucu uu
Court.
r The, same defendant, ; .arraigned on the
charge of trespassing on the prenrises of the
complainant, t Penny .'Henderaou, idead a
former acquittal and was dismissed.
Til. Public Reboot ! ' .'-liuhu
At a meeting of the ( Township School
Committee, held Thursday-night.lhfcftWlow
ing teachers' were appointed for, the various
white public schools1 of this city :'ilrs. P.
W. Fanning, Miss M. E. Ellison, Mrs. Fhra
Wise.Mb:- Mary Diiguid MM 8allie
nrehHlwrwer'ytHearnme thirty
apphcants f orthe poiitiuar filled by t lie
ladies mepioned 01sf i C .
1 The teachers lor, the colpred schools have
1 , 1 . ,t-. ' j i -; - '' i ;
U.' '--t'ry v?
a The first rice birds l ofc tba aeaaon weie,
we are informed ' retailed , da tbe streeto
Tborsday; at SOntidozen;; appears
that the prol theT mncb - prized birds
was not awaaoXthe great esteem in which
they are Wdlby the average Capo Fear
EDicurflanbence tbe low figure a', which
tbey were dwposed of.
.
SAXEEDAY SEPTEMBER ;:4;1875.
The: 8rt;.'; -llOiac Mi 'fe
The city rifie teams shot acpther matcb
yesterday afternoon, oh iheir.rangej across
the river; and bad a'fine diy forilhe sport..
The greatest score possible to be made, was
the same as at the last match-4-90 points for
all bulls-eyes;" 15 sbotstd eacli member.
irrwrFrHargravfeT&f "Team NTS.''won
the cup by 'a scoreuof 75 'points; Mr. E
Lillyof N
jpoioislaod Mr DuBitz-CutUr third with
71i points. Team No. 1, as will be noticed,
had out six while- Nov 2 had seven men.'
The scxre shows that No. 2 gained the plu
rality as well as the cup: "
E. Lilly.' , " 3 -
W. It. - Kenan . ...7.-.
Jos. Price.;........: ......
R M. Houston.... ........ ......... 21
DuBrutz Cutlar..; v.;U,'...-.vv 71
H; G. Sraallbdnesi U JMR -UU .P&1 OJi
" Total. .
. . .
S r
..3114
It -.:
l"J; MeR. Russell; Bcoter.Uh
W. F. Hargrave .....................
E. II. Eilersii.C ..ii.-U-'i i , . . . .
Jno. T. Rankin ...................... .
N. : B. : Ranki a: .-.v ;;'.;. i :"'.'. V: .. .
75
52i
65
50
57j
.430
W. L. DeRosset.......
Junius Davis. . r. . v ...... .
Jno. D- Woody 21. . 1 jj'.'i'i
, .Total... .... ...... (,t .,....
J. T. Mclver; Scorer; :.f.
nadelra.'-'- - " . . ' ' '
There are some bouses about town, just
to pass, which now "pula the prowling re
porter in a good humor with, everybody in
general and sets him to thinking particularly
-complimentary tilings about the taste of the
occupants. .fjThey arelhe houses that have
their f rout porch overgrown and ( festooned
with the" tiaii'lWr'ttaiaelraTinTfiere
one on South I. out '.'street where the vine
isC Attuned '323d' i fcava windows in the
green, aadavliicU siiu ojuj. Bj.sft.well
tatt e aJlievoOy wouldLbe-Msible
for us everlo quarrel with the trainer; And
another ou Ann, trained in diamonds; and
another )u"ReiiCfosV mJ'anbtber snd
a jother here and there ;throngh the city;
which we. do not now exactly locate, but
all very pretty, and to catch a breaih from
whose ; delicate whiter pprays in passing
seems to us pleasure in excess.
Impoaed Upon.
A colored man; was going; through the
streets a day or two since with a small box
in his bands, Jthe top perf oraje with small
boles, the contents of the box being a com
mon ground mole, and the burthen of the
old man's cry was, "Here's your ground
mole, worth only $25." Somebody wanted
to know what use could be made of the
creature, to wbipU the man replied, ;" I
don't know, but I was loJd he waa! wuff 1
twenty-five dollars f" Of course, the , poor
fellow had been imposed upon, -
Tb German Pieme. , . ... v
Our 03stbetic German fellow-citizens chose
a pretty plaee to.picnic Thursday with their
faff f Hends, ahd Uedoubtoi (hey enjoyed
both the company and the surroundings to
the fullest, for, thc.'went;'iar33t.'io (be day
and came away late . in the night, and in
our travels about town we have not beard
any; murmurs of dIsaj)poiatment except
from those who were unable to attend. 1 ne
lestivUies commenced at noon and were con
tinued until, 4 A Ml yesterday.' The danc
ing was done under the canopy of the grape
arbors, and, we are told, the whole scene
presented a particularly pretly picture. ; , , j
Tlie Street Hallway.
The track is now all pulled up off Seventh
sti&CinifparUy oaJXarkM above. Fourth.
The work of re-laying on Fourth street has
progressed as far south as Ann, and when
the curve from the end of the track on
Market is connected.'cars can run over this
section o the new line. If is thought the
entire route will be in operation in about a
week, and then the rush will be to see Wbo
shall first ride over it. y' - ;
That's In a Ifame.' 1 'v-"'-:
WhUe lakiag'a-walkilast evening, a
friend tells us that he overheard a fragment
of it conversation between' two colored men
to this effect: : VTpnng Ross, you say! f
"Yaas, hebibngs to dat big family ober iri
one -de-cbillenT. po'';abdu.ctett
-Cb'ail,RoMwaam
wifl probably 'be 'news botblo bis friends
and to ithe bouse bf Rothschild.' 0 " 't
Wllmlastoa BlllodI DUtrlet. -'i 1
.X Appoiamenfi or Rev; WS! Black, Pre
siding Elder, for the third round of quar
terly meetings for tBe present Conference
vear of the Wilmington District:
-Wilmington, at Front Street Church, Sep-
remoer a auu o . . .
, Smithville, at Smithville, September 12
, and 14. ' - ..;-,-!
CITY ITExTl.
Wb-ghtt Busnncss. The . Messrs. Fairbanks
manufactured 10 Hay, Coal, and Track Scales dn
ratg iko week ending Aagut 88tlu-ThU is an
average of one every thirty minutes Of working
time, and is the largest production ia any week since
tbe establishment of their basiaess. V: t. ' , i
' Hook BciDntT.-'in Mowruie 8taj Book '.Bind
0rj axe all kinds of Binding and Baling in a work;
manlike-manner, and' at reasonable prices. ; axer
chants and others needing Receipt Books, or other
work, may rely on promptnear in the ezeendon of
.tlMnriitdtra.tt:-'i'r;.t itite--i'f-t '. j
' Tasa pBirrrwe-tiiKs. invalttable to rail
companies, steaniihip companies, banks, mer-"
fchanta, manafaetttrtre and otheri;'aThey; are en
daring and changeless, and will Wpy. aharp and
clear for an indefinite period of tiasew Having just
received a tresh supply ot these inks, we are pre
paied to' execute ordeit promptly and at moderate
prices. - ; rr-r n ' ' 'm' i t " i
Buosoii Citt, N. J.. SepU 80th, WlMssBfe .
4 W. Toixirrr-S9 Maiden LsieJ New York: The
lO goage Gun No: B0T8 1 ordered from yott glVea me
entire satisfaction. I was very exacung wnen or
dering the Gnu, bat mnst, say that you have more
j than fulfilled what I required of fair I have shot
j Mveral breech-loadera, by flrsfrclase makers, and
yoargua beat them an for beaaty andfworlmmiH'U 'Iw " 8 ' " ! ; . ,t
sblp, rAf. for shooting qoalitiea, year gun shoot
stronger and more evea thaa any eun X ever shot. X
have shown It to several good jadges 0n?ldlng
nrBt-class 'gunmakert) and all agree that the action
hv Very strong and durable, and that the' gun is one
of the best they erer sawC rJ have made some very
long shots with It, nshig only Zyi. drs,of powder,
which is al your pun requires. I have shot it at a
targal according to the 'rules of the Turf, Field and
Farm' trials, snd the' average of S shots at 40
yards is: ZiSft-pav:t6pene1xan;.; S8j
right-pattern, 175 f - penetration V 89; 1 using Sjtf.
drs. powder. Now I am sore such '; a ! gun
Is seldom met with,' and anv very. 1 proud to. be
the owner, lof it Bat the real test of yon gun
is in the Held there it. ex cells all others, killing
cleaner and handsomer than any gun f ever saw, as
you assured me they would.'' Both paper and metal
shells work Bplendidly. ) Gentlemen, 1 have to offer
you mj very best thanks,- and will recommend your :
gnss to all my friends. -jiii-J 'i-.tr ci .v:'fii; f-
. ; - .; ToorsRespectfally, . .
i-fH'3.--Vinr i -t, ; if ; Vai "f HaNBIT lniOT."
NEW,! AI? YERTISEMENTS. j
v.-
On
, i : . . ... .. - - ... : ' ' . . . ! '
THDBSOAT NIGHT, ON MAEKET Str
between Front and Fifth streets, a Black Hat, some
valuable papers an Japackage of Money. A iiberal
reward win be paid, by returning tbe same to this
office. sept 4-lt
:St. Paul's GeriaE-AierieaH Institale..
-TyiLL EE-OPEN ON THS - . - ' ,.j . -
Jt irst monaay in uctooer, ; ; !
Cobksb oa Third and Mjlbsit bTBEiTs. :
An efficient corns of Teachers areenzased for the
scholastic year, a .( MKS. J. I KUfiCKfiRT.
eepi 4- . t , f rincipai.
For Rent.
1
ADWELUNG HOUSE SITUATED ON
the Northwest corner of Fourth and lied
Cross streets.
Apply to 4-
tept 4-1
Corner Front and Brunswick. ,'
For Eenti !
.jyWEI.IIUG, .WITH k 8TQBB, ON
cerner of Sixth and Swana' streets from
October 1,1875, to October 1,1876.2
sept - . , ,
N nUTAFF.B
... ( , ', JfJST JtffJBLISQED J. ., j .
Tiae Shining River ! !
A New ' Sabbath ; School : Sons ' Book
By IL S.4 & W. O. PERKINS. ' ; ..
- ' ' , : ' '
Price 83 Cents. '.'.- $30 per Handred.-"i
Rest in Theei" ;What sua may say" "Wan
dering child," " What are : these," " Watchman
awake !" are specimens of the titles of the beautiful
new hymns, to sweet new melodies. J ' 4 -
'TBE BI6H?p00tllHflm ! ;;v
D X r rw.aiiii an1 W St Ttr.Mw ;
Prie $1 0O- ' .:'sr-$9 00 per dez.
The HIGH SCHOOt CHOIR is similar in general
devigntethe very popular " Houk or Bntsrao,"
which has been almost universally nsel in ; High
Schools. . The present work is In no way inferior to
Its predecessor, and is entirely fresh and new.
The tSongfnwch,1 -
' Prfce 75 Cents. -FV$f SOperBwIft! j
By IL It. Pueb,' assisted by L O. jEjcebbox,
TVi nnt thnV of teaching a Slnt?inir School without
Using this attractive, popular and nsefql book, j "
Specimen copies sent, post -paUor retail priec ' t
O, DITSON CO., f CHASEhTdITSON A CQ..
,.- ..Boston.. , . I . 711. .Broadway, N. X,,,,
aept 44w8w Wed 8at v - v ; s f
Late Publioations;
The Mountain of the Lovers;
Poems of Katnte and Tradition, '
' 'By PAXIL BATNe- ' ' .' '
.12mo. dUt Extra, Gilt Edges"
Tk Tnn la a PtieL. Aa a sonneteer, amonz tbe
very first of living Bards. New York Independent,
For sale at 1 - 1 -
nu- ... . ii HSIKSBXRGSR'S -t
' 1 83ptf 4-tf ; ' ' " Live Book and Itnsic Store.
. '7- ' . r 1 - (
FOR f RENIV j j
FROM OCTOBER , 1,' 1875, TO OCTO
ber 1, 1878, the -brick building on North
Mill
Will
side of Princess, between Water and
Front streets, now
Gordon and pthera.
"occupied by
Itri Jno."W
1 Th( building will be divided and rented as folp,
T wo ropihs on firbt floor, , now occupied by Mr,
Gordon as Insurance office.
Two rooms on first floor In Wes end' 6frbaIl&iBjt
1
similar to those on first floor of East end , . . j J 1
! Baaememt and second and third floors et East half
' ' ' '-; " I . 1 -. ' .! "J.i
krkanaiaV. - . 1 f-T. ';, t i-it :': r-il ! tie 1 " .
Basesacat andj second and jthlrd floors of
. r . , ...tT ' -.Jiil.W k:'t 1
bafroTbatldlag.
s-i Hi
;i
. IW!' l -J
r The rooms on first floor are adnirablji
located for
Insurance Agoets, Commission Merchants or Law
tyer!whi thftf, upper fapr: VeU salted for
!Vt". ?- not
t 1 .ton Hi! lJtflf, i -l
AlPiytO r
r .1 1 -'
i CRONLT S MORR . 9. ,
aug 8Mf nac' 1 1 r Wa WJaVH. BttBlARD,
L;B. GRAINGER., iU WALLACE, V
.. , itesiaenu ' .; .
Cashier.'
, 1 a
Bank of I New Hanover,
J .'!'
Authorized Capital
SI, 009,000.
Ca.li Capital paid In; i30Q,Ot0
SurpIuav-FuBal 850,000,
JOHNDAWSONW ffr .' Hi i si rM 8TKDMAH".
iil'k'MtJRCHKON1 ' H ' "'. "L B.f GRATNGES'
.T;,-r.i ; !!.' .''Jij !-.'
JAS.FA. LEAK....,
VOLLERS
.;f .B, LITTLE ;j.
R. R. BRHK!KR8
BORDEN
j. w; ateinsdn" mi weddell.
?jn jilt ft irT). )
T' uraWTEHTBJ; NErr;
S
go'nth. of H. B. Eilers; also, the, two
Stores on' South Water street, occupied
sespeettvely.hy Robt.Tait and D. J
GUbert; also, a small dwelling house on
Iff I
9nd street, between (arch and CaaUti. Apply to
1
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WHOLE NO. 2,592.
y , N EW, AD VERTISEMENTS.
r To Eent. )
BWELLINQ HOUSB ON WEST SIDE
Fourth street.- between Red Cross and
Walnut streets; Apply to .:'; !.
angS9-tf nac ? 8. D. WALLACE, Aget.1
, s For J Rent; ; : jX; 1 j
DWELLING. ON SOUTH SIDE OF
Market street, between Seventh . and
Eizhth streets, now occupied, bv .Mrs.
Walker;
' Apply to - ' - ,i ..
aug 151 -Iw nac
CHAS. M. 6TEDMAN.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sale of Valuable Eeal Estate
lTI. CRO!Mir, Auctioneer;
'"'"' ' ' '" .!"' ''
By CBONLT & MORRIS.
BY VTimjE Of AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
the provisions of a certain indenture of mort
age, executed by Feist Mayer to "The Bank of New
I at) over." bearing date the 7th day of March AD.
1872 ana regunered in the records of New Hanover
county, in book EKE, at page 81 ai:d following, t he
unci, reigned, as the attorney a of said mortgage., will
ON THURSDAY, THE 9th DAT of September next
...... ; . ' i ....
at IS o'clock IL, at the Court House door in the city
of Wilmington, sell for cash, by public auction, the
fpllowing described piece or parcel of land situated
In said dty, via: v t ' ' I ..
- Beeinning at the corner of a lot aow or recently
owned y A P. Repiton and wife, on the sowh aider
of Market street, and running thence southwardly
along their line one hundred and thirty-two feet: to
ttettencourt's auey, inence aiocg sam aitey east-
rdly nty-eight feet to another lot now or recent ry
ned by A. P. Repiton and wife, thence with their
line northwardly sixty-six feet to tbe lot of J - Wil
kerson. thence with the back line of Wilkersdn's
let westwardly twenty-four feet to his comer, thence,
with, his other line .northwardly stxtT-eix- feet to
Market street thence along Market street westward-
ty tntrty iour leet to ine oegtnmng, ana pemg;in
Diocic 15 according to Turners plan oi tne city or
wumtngtoo. , 'waiuur othumah.
aug 7-18' '.' ' ': ; -1 ' Attorneys.
Pianos and Organs :
TV NED -xAND REPAIRED
j. u. JttuecKert.
GUARANTEES PERFECT TUNING, "EQUAL,"
if not suoerior to the best and preferable Tuners
North.' He has now been a permanent resident oft
Wilmington hicel870t and.ha steadily increased
in business aa well as in reputation throughout
North Carolina as flu mott reliable ana experienced
Piano Tuner and dealer of Pianos and Organs in,
the State. His business experience is not that of a
" so called Professed Tuner." but has inherHed.lhe
art of Tuning. Ac, from his parent and relatives, who
were of the oldest and first Piano Manufacturer of
Baltimore City. He not only challenges as a, .musi
cian, but also as a Tuner. He fully warrants his work
as represented. Hie-charges are reasonable and not
orbitant aa those if a non-resident Tuner. He
makes this branch of the business 'a specialty.'
Btkaswtotht largest stock of Piano on handin the
OUK TUNING ORDERS AT YATES' BK)K
AND MUS10 &T0RE. where yott will also find ,on
handiii ; - ' i" ' iSi? -!n,;j
j -THE , (CEMEBRATjEp ;mf
CHICKERIWG
. ... - . -
The Best and " Host ." EeliabU Piab.es ! 1
Jilnstrated-Cfctftlogues r famished free cf charge.
Applv to ; : , .1 -
CU1CKERING & SONS, j or J. F. RUECKEHT,
.Boston.'... - 1 vnunmgion, i. v.
Rpnt l-DAWtf I
True as Trutlr Itself ! j
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rjrHAT(
HAT OUR BRAND OF ' :
1
FA VORITE 'FL O UR
, , ia the beet and most reliable to be had.
.3:
. ; v Tbat Oar Table Batter
...'
That Our Prices are Lower , Than tin
. - . - - , - ' .'-''
- -; : ' te advances ia goods woe Id Indicate;
I - ..f - t ' ;. ... -t r.fr..;-V'. I -'.
1 We are aeillng goods' at such ldW cash figures if
r-.,: tw;ii .... 1:".-.r .. .'. . i" ? .- f
anlt the times. '-i- . . . . . . :
BRING YOUR MONEY AND TRY US. ,
i; ' ' We win give yon full valaea, at .. j,
' CHAS.'. D. MYERS & bO'Sv
septtf
5" & 1 North Front street..
SALTrCOEridLASSESBACONt
. ...f...
250 Molasses , j -j
tt n Hnoa cnoa aioiasses, :
.n-
Boxes D. .Sis. jaesr-" '
t f BoesmoKea sices.
g0Boxe p, S. and SaokedShoulders , f j r 1
nnnBbUTonrj j;J .&o-'ft
1000
XrV.Bbla Sbg?r.'J 100 Bags Coffee.'
v ilief ci
jc.i Hrt.lt ti)1i
irt i'
ignz. 1 50 Tons Ties. ,
-i rv Teas. Hoop uonj iatj 2ipx iuuks.
mo
iBMBOioe.
I
200.'
200 eg?1-
i.tfSilJt'j V ifiiitl
QKi rEegsKifli, Sporting' and Blasting Powder.
. .ang 8-tf ... K,KRCHNER & CALD SR. BRpS.
H -j.
Npne-
t : -j
Half o Good
aul C hettp.
riXL? ACrESCYI2f rnl8 CITYFaR PARTLY
V made i s s i l t
':;,Wanisutta,
s,
' -6 for $T 50,
Ca6l.v,?,
boys' i wam utta sum m
i A 'j
s:,',;',y;6'ftor!'$d,oo.'i"
-tit t tti y. i 'rt'i-ri .! I I
. ' f MU!SON A CO., :
..M ' !'!. -Hry Clothiers..
s ept l-T
Saddles and Harness
MADE AND RB
ADR AND REPAIRED ATVH t i; ; S - i H J, ,s f
'4
JrElle
i f ' 3d; beWeenjB'arket hod Pjtocess Streets.
17 WILMMGTONjN. a, r,
Prices' low aq4 satistaction guaraii
teedKi;:'-r'V;? aag?9-d&wlni-
Second Street Ilarket.
'.till
'-VW ' ' AND' AWES' SATURDAY.'1 SEPmf!-
t I her atk. I will ooea a botcher shoo mnder the
management of Mr. C. C. Red, at his Old Stand oa
Second, between Market and Princess streets, where
none bat the best Beef, Ac., will be sold. All orders
will be promptly attended to and custom solicited.
i septa- ' ' '.j'i . B rviiub
wis sir i
KAT8 OF AAVlV.nTllN
One Square one 4ay,;.T '.'."7T. 7:'.1''."..T..T."Z k
" twodaye.......... ....i 1 M
" three days........; W
iC 'onrays.k:sM.i..rt... .,.J. W
.s .ttada...-..r.1 1,'..'.. ........... 8 01
" one week., ........i. i... S 5f
" Two weeki;. v.. ...... ......... B Ou
" " Threweek..wi..4,.,.i.... '
"Sn " ? One month... 8 W
. " " Twoontha.t..,i.t.j.vi,.v..15 Of
" . " v Three month JJ 00
" ; Six months ,-.,-. S5 00
, Oaeyear.i..i.A...k........i.60 Ci
t3"Contract Advertlaemente taken at prcpoi .
tionately low rates. "
Five oqnare8 estimated as a quartcr-coltin-.n. and
ten squares as a half -column.
HOUSES FOR RENT. ' "1
DWELLING . ON " NORTHEAST
corner of Market and , Kigbth
streets, containing 10 rooms, gas, 4c
PoBsesalottt October t, .
lijig
augsrt-if
l; yolless.
-ii
FORSREWT.
On
'N OETWO STORES, CORNER OF FRONT
i. ana jumberry itneta. - - -
Isisti ltlweUing above conUlhisg REVEN
. e - ' 1' f ll.lllflf U IN
sen 1 Sw
For Eent.i "
1
FOR ONE YEAR FROM OCTOBER 1ft,
1815, Store and Dweliiig oh' the jCorth
side of Second, between Market and Prin
cess streets, at present occupied by A. It. WeeselL
aug25-tf v Applyto ' JOHN F. STOLTEK.;.:
IlorEexit
ONE , HOUSE . ON JIED CROSS. BEr
, tween FronJ and Second street, and two
on Third between Harnett ard Davis.
. , AJ()1- to " ' s '
ang a-r ' "' JAS. H. CHAli BOURN & CO. f
For Rent.
FOR ONE OR MORE TEARS, FROM
October 1st,' 1875, Stere in the besl
business 'localitrV oh' S. cend" between
Market and Deck afreet, occupied by T. Henderson.
, aug29-lw Applyto .A. D. WKS3KLL. f:
0BiDWSLLIRG HOUSE:
COBSTKH OF SlCOKD ASD OB1K8S
Streets. -
. .i i t Apply to
. sept 2-tf ,
GEO. CHAD BOURN.
MISCELANEOUS;
'".V , . i; . i .;' . : . J v ;. . : f
jmported; picules at se cekib a jar,
We are forcing the price .down. i Encourage us by
sending your orders. " ' .. ;
' Ier'ltecr, Ioscr. Beer, I
:f $ i; 72 PER DOZiEN. . j.aI'; 1 ,
i i j rte Best roods at low Prices
will increase our olreaay larse sales, an
. . i. Brand ia ahead of alL --
onr' .
t
HAVE YOU fRtED OUR ' : "4
' Process Einpiro Fiotir, apid
i Best Butter: In tiie .World, j
It net when your package is cut, send to us sad we
. vUl deliver a sample free to any part of the city.;;
' Fresh Groceries every week-, at ". ;i
. GEO. MYERS'.
ang8-tf 11 13 South Front St.?
Our Dox Box
5f
ii A I n:
I? 1 1. 1.
!i HO
VNTujAEED'TO bVaS C'OOD
as ydnrCfgar nearer Sells yen'
or no.aie ny
.ft,-
if.
Kil.l
Removal- ' 1
1
AND SEE 1
OUR LOW1 PRICES,' AT OUR
New Stenda !2iloK
HARRISON ALLEN'S, I
, t? J...'. Ir
.iWWI'lifttU
' Ctty Hatters.
FRAMES; 'GAUZE' -!AND - LACE. OUR
Second Stock jnst received and for sale low by
June 87-tf . . D. A. SMITn CO.
u Grass Blaies, .Grass: Hoots.
S BLADES AND GRASS HOOKS in great
variety of best quality and at lowest prices, at the
New Hardware Store' of '''' ,. . V. . ; -j
augS-tf '! GILES MURCHISON.
Coffee and Cheese, i
Roasted jaya and rr coffee, saps ago
if f For sale at '-''' uK-V !' ' .
.G. H. W, RUNGE I
if-QX'l . i'lyJi-H- i iii'iiiUii. J; i; j ;' ' ,
Nortbeaet cor. ittarkot and Second t.
June 20-tf - " - i '
. Bagg?Hg,ev, roiL. Glue.
Bolls Extra Heavpr Baggiftgi 1 f'
'CfiVAiaw'Tteail 0.1 wBy'-s Jfc'-:i j
g Q0 Bdli Hoop on;.; :
9rBblaBIM J i 'i
! -..! f-.i for sale low Ay i"'1"'"""" '
augS9-:tf. , WILLIAMS A MURCIUSON.
;Cora, Flour, Hay and Salt,:
AAA Bushels White and Mixed Com.
r aa Bales N. B. and Fasteraliay,
800
Sacks Lisbon Salt.
For sale low by
WILLlAM&A MKRCHISON.
Bacon, Pork, Sugar and Coffee.
fiO
Boxes D. S. Sides.
0 Boxes Smoked Sides and , Sbouldera,
TV.1 T, -
"v.3 U'l '-- t .T
1AA Barrels
1UV
i r a Bam Prime Rio Coffee. . ,f
i For sale low hy
ang8!tf WILLIAMS & JMURCHlON.
:'. i
Latest
s.
HAVING RECEIVED BY, EXPRESS BLOCKS
.of the latest styles of Hat far Ladies and Chil
dren, Mrs. Virginia A. Orr isprepeed to alter, press
and bleach workeatroated to her Old Bonnets
and Gentlemen's Panama Hats made to.
Look as Well ai New. r
'.SttlVUklZ-f Zrt if. uiJiMt:.'.':.'. u-i '
For particalarf caD on or end to MBS. ORR, oc
Kun.betweenSrd and ath streets. J ; ' '
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fTXlB ilOIlNIICO STAIlItOOK isINlV
X ERY ia complete in all all its appointment,
and is in charge of one of the most skniiul workmen
in the State. AU kinds of Binding executed neatly,
cheaply and ' expeditions! j. . .. '
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