fjB EIOEHIHG STAB.
PUBLISHED DAILY; BY
. i .,7""" " " Tr"' ' im ' 1 1,1 .-I - - - i .i I., i .. - . $ .. .. -jz' s "- . . " . 1 ' L- " " ,'; , .vv ...?- . :" - . ' . "" . 1 T-".' ' ' v"
The Mok weiiiMsiii:
- - i , T . i. . . . i i i i i i i i i ... i i i I .1 i il i ii " l.i
tft -lb- H'i i I ft 1 : V ;
jUTM Of BCB8CMPTIOH ih adtajtcx:
vear 0v naB) POstSe Pa,d !
sixinontM, . tl , ' .
00
CO
" .; ... a 25
Three fflou""t, .. ......... 100
7h " ) " ......
One
.A. wifteen Cents per ween- wurwi AScuiaic
authorized to collect for more than S months in
..n-mce. L1I : II .
OUTL.INKS.
An oil tank at Oil City, Pa: , burned with
heavy loss. New York, markets:
' (jold 1161U6f? cotton 1414; rosin
i At Go$l 75; spirits turpentine 31J. ;--
propeller nquin&c suu& uuuc mituijau
with captain, wife, grand-daughter. and 19
n A number of important amend
ments .introduced in the Convention yes
(erjay. Decrease of negroes in Dis
trict of Columbia is so marked, prominent
colored people have held meetings in re
gard to the matter. -To-day is the
first day of the Michael Angelo festival at
Florence and Rome, - A thousand
Turks recently encountered and tilled CO
Uosuians. .''
Ames appears to have completely-
broken down in his attempt to get np
a sensation over Mississippi. Sena-
jqC i trllSo icicgjajjuo m? vug mtu i ucjr
General that the excitement over the
Clinton affair has died out, and the
Attorney General believes that there
s no trouble in Mississippi. Ames
ias stopped telegraphing.
More new amendments were in
troduced in the Constitutional Con-
ntion yesterday.. Most . of the
' - " - - , - a ,
kmendments so far introduced will
not do. The Convention should "go
slow" :ind keep a "weather eye."
CQSSTITUflQHAL CONVENTION. ,
FIFTH DAY.
, .... -j-UaleighNews.
Raleigh, Sept. 10.
Mr. Stallinss explained that in the
rnto nn the auestion whether the
Governor should be officially inform
al nf thfi orsranization of Convention
V Q .
he had voted with Mr. Turner in op
position. - , -.. . . i : : . i
APPOIXTMEXT OF STANDING X!OMMIT-
TEES. -
The President announced the fol
lowing Standing Committees;
Committee on Privileges and Elec
tions. Messrs. Manning, of Chat
ham, Avery, Withers, Chamberlain,
Jordan, Robbins, Wilcox, Bowman
and Bunn. , t
Preamble and Bill of Rights.
ilessrs. Turner, Siugletary, Bliven,
Blocker, Nicholson, McCanless, Motz,
Bean and Vaughan.
Legislativelepartment, its Organi
zation. Mess'rs. Clingman, Cunning
ham, Barrow, Carter, 'French, Jus
tice, King, of Lenoir, Allman and
Vaughan. - -
Oil the Executive Department.
Aftir.i Rnil Iinhrts of Gates.
Georgf, Alassey, Kerr, . Price,! Mun-
. . . . - m m 1 -
den, riassell ana layior.
Ou the Judicial Department,
Messrs. Bennett, Shepherd, Albert
son, Coleman, Barriuger, Manning,
of j Chatham; Lehman, Green and
Faircloth.
On Revenue, Taxation and the
Public Debt. Messrs. Durham, Stal
lings, Hoffman, Cowell, Dixon, Dob
soii, Dula, Cooper and Page.
Ori Suffrage and Eligibility to
Office. Messrs. Shober, Jarvis, Bate
man, Allison, Holton, Stroud, Wood
fin, liobertsof Davidson, and Cary.
jOn Municipal Corporations.
Messrs. Shepherd. Hamilton, Hen
derson, Hiniiant, McEachin, j Jones,
of Yadkin, Farrior, Black and Mc
Corkle. - ' ." !' -
1 On Coruorations other than Muni
cipal MetsreV Dockeryr Jones, of
Caldwell, Faisoa, Mabson, Durham,
Mannix, Marshall, Bryan and Byrd.
! On Education Messrs. Morehead,
Badger, Anderson, of Madison, Boxr
ton, King, of Pitt,' Kumleyj, Boyd,
Scott, of Onslow, and Wheeler,
j Ou Punishments, Penal Institu
lions an d Public Charities. Messrs.
Coleman, Anderson, of Clay, Bell,
iMi.clair. llorton, Spake, Grantham,
il'i'ige and Bingham. ;
: On Military. Messrs. Badger, Red
wine, Neal, NowelK, Wilson, Bullock,
Everett, Davis and Harrington.- ,
On Amendment. Messrs. Tourgee,
Clingman, Wattn, Th"rne, Love,
Lowe, Goodwin, Smyth and Manning,
ot' New Hanover.., . . . Y it'
I On Miscellaneous Provisions.
Albert son, Crosby, - Young, Greeny
Siuy letary, Scott, - of Jones, O'Hara,
iSuininers and McDowell. " - ;.-
On Revisions. Messrs. Reid, Cling-
man, Maiming, of Chatham, Bennett,
Turner, Moreliead, Shober, McCorkle,
Dockery, Coleman, Barringer, :Tour-'
tjiee and Albertson.
INTRODUCTION OF AMKNDMK.XTS.-; -,;
r We point the reader to the summa
ry given in our telegram from Ral
ish printed yesterday; Tbe reports
j iven in the Raleigh papers': are not
intelligible to the general reader. .
Mr. Shepherd's ordinance relating
to civil rights aud social equality, is
as follows: - . ' .' l- "i ' C
Si-t ?ftnr -t "Ro 'it ordained by the
people of, North Caxpiina, in .Convent
lion assembled, and jtj.W; nereoy ur-l-4iriu
k.. tkn'ni.tKiritir r f t lip same.
that no law permitting mixed schools
or requiring hotetsiestabllsbed for the
entertainment of white persons, to
entertain negroes or persons of mixed
blood nnorht In ha rrnaapd. " "
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained that
io law forbidding railroad or : steam-
hoat cm' kI!)(tp cnmnanies. or those
having charge of places of; public
VOL. XVI. NO. 148.
ing separate and distinct accommoda
tions for white and colored races
ought to be passed.
Messrs. Herron and Waddell, Dem
ocrats, were elected Enrolling and
Engrossing Clerks of the Convention.
XHBGITYv
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, 1
daily at., 5;45 P.M.
" through and way (day) ;
v mails daily. except Sunday, 6:30 A.M.
Southern mails for all points
South, daily. 5:15 P.. M.
Charleston, daily, "at . 5:30 A. H.
Western mails (a CR'y) daily
(except Sundays,) ..... .v 2:30 P. M.
Charlotte mail closes at. ...... . 2:30 P. M
Smithville (via Easy Hill and
Town Creek) Tuesdays and
Saturdays 60 A. M.
Fayetteville, and offices on Cape
Fear River, Mondays and
Fridays.. 1.-O0P M.
Fayetteville by C. C. R'y, dailv
(except' Sundays) .V 5:30 Al M
Onslow G. H. and intermediate -. -
offices every Friday , 6 .-00 A. M.
Tbe Smithville mails, by steamboat, close
at 3 P. M., daily, except Sundays.
, Mails delivered from 6:30 A. M. to 7:30
P. M., and on Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 A.
M. . .; ' " ' - ' :.
Stamp Office open from 8 A. M. to 12M.i
and from 2 to 6. -00 P. M. Money order or
Register Department open same as stamp
office. ' " -
Stamps for sale at general delivery when
stamp office is closed.
Key Boxes accessible at all hours, day
and night.
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 5 P. M.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT'S. t
Harrison & Axlen Removal.
Munson & Co. Wamsutta Shirts.
J. B. Worth Proposals.
Woliams & MuRcmsON--Corn,Pork,&c.
Gilks & Murchisox Ammunition.
Eerchner & Calder Bros. Corn, &c.
C. D. MtersStCo. Small Choice Hams.
R M. McIkttre Carpets, Rugs, &c.
H. SnALiiBOSES Notice of Meeting.
O. Q. Parsley & Co. For Smithville.
. R. von Pirch Lessons ia German.
W. Q. Gordon Meeting of L'Arioso.
John Dawson Hardware. v -See
Adv't Sleeve Loop Lost.
Heinsberger New Cook Book.
C. W. Yates The Way We Live Now.
James & Price New Daily Paper. '
J. F. Garrell Milk.
A. DAVTD-rMerchaht "Tailoring.
M. J. Dingelhoef Nurse Wanted.
LoimI Dots.
The steamer Dixie now leaves
here at 4 instead of 3i o'clock, P. M., for
Smithville.
There were 8 interments in
Pine Forest (colored) Cemetery during the
past week; all children.
An adjourned meeting of the
County Commissioners will be held tc-mor-row,
commencing at 10 o'clock.
Rev. B. F. Marable will pi each
in the Second Presbyterian Church this
(Sunday) morning at 11 o'clock.
The Register of Deeds issued 5
marriage licenses during the past week, of
which 2 were for white and 3 for colored
couples. ;! ; ; "... -""" '. : .
G. Z. French, Esq., delegate
from Pender in the Constitutional Conven-.
tion, has been at home on leave for several
day9 past.-
The City Treasurer is issuing
the necessary papers to bring before the
Mayor ( certain parties .delinquent. in the
payment of their license taxes.! -; -
Two New York steamers a week
will be the programme commencing with
this week. The Regulator, Benefactor and
m. P. Clyde will compose the line for the
present. . " ; ;, ,..-..';. y. :
There were 3 interments in Oak-
dale- Cemetery during the week closing
yesterday, of which 1 was an adult and 2
children. The diseases were consumption
and diphtheria."''
Those who are still behind with
their city real and personal taxes are urged
to come forward and settle the same at
once, as the limit allowed them is fast ap :
propelling its close.
Th ralloa Comre 1 rim oi we
Pres Yesterday. -
The Cotton Press; which has been .erected;
for the- Wilmington Compress and. Ware
house Company, by the Delamatic Iron
W6.ks.of Newjro.rk.was woiketL yester
dav and the first bale of cwtWn ; submitted
to its embrace. A 500 pound bale was com
oressed to a density of 35 pounds to the
cubic foot. This is regarded by experts as
P.xiraordinarv close pressing, ' especially
with a new machine, ; The Company will
be read v for business in about ten days?
whea'tbeTbuilders of the' pwss promise to
load more pounds of cotton into the same
space of vessel than has ever, been accom-
nlished in the United Stales.
The press is supplied: with steam from
two tubular boilers intended to work with
tAn nnnndi to the' souare inch, which will
give a pressure of 1,700 tons upon each
bale, and o.,rfsl8t;this.f.iojM4,u.
there is 100 tons of cast and wrought-iron.
The facilities now afforded , by the Com
press Company J for- handling our great
staple cannot be excefled on the Atlantic
1 Cotton' will Be delivered by the Wilming-
inn. Columbia and Augusta, Carolina cen
trl and Weidon Roads at the warehouses
of the' Company 'and from thence loaded
for either foreign or coastwise ehipmenVat
WILMINGTON,
Call to Nor tta Carolina, i
Under this head we find the following in
the Culpcper (Va.) Observer and General Ad
vermer We have rarely known so much
sincere regret expressed, just as it was felt,
by our community, as when it was made
known that Rev. J. B. Taylor, of the Bap
tist church, in this place, had accepted a
call to the city of Wilmington, in the State
of North Carolina. Tbis feeling is not con
fined to the church of which Mr. Taylor
had charge.- .It is participated in by our
people generally. Mr. Taylor was a young
man when he took charge of tbis church.
t embraces a .majority of thermembers of
all the churches here, and numbers among
its members many of our most respected
and influential citizens. For a young
stranger to gain the respect of such a body
required sterling qualities of bead and heart.
Mr. Taylor had them. As a preacher of
talents and professional accomplishment he
is held in high esteem. But beyond this he
has, by the single-hearted honesty and earn
estness with which he devotes himself to
his high calling, shown that he is not only a
preacher of a high order, but a pastor who
discharges duty and wins affection. . Wil
mington will not know all that she has gain
ed or that we have lost until Mr. Taylor has
ben there as long as he has been here.
" A committee, consisting of four of the
eading members of the church, has been
appointed to call another minister, but their
action has not been publicly announced,
consequently we are unable to say whom
they will call." . !
Rlayor court.' - " ; !J f - :;'
The following cases were disposed ot by
this tribunal yesterday morpiug; .
John Tayior, charged with stealing a
watch from Ransom Cobbr was ordered to
give bond in the sum of $200 for his ap
pearance at the next term of tbe Superior
Court.
Carrie Walker, colored, charged with
being drunk on the public streets, was
found guilty aud ordered to pay a fine of
$20 or work for thirty days on the streets.
The same, charged with disorderly con
duct on the streets, was found guilty and
ordered to pay a fine of $50 and costs or
work for thirty days on the streets.
Annie Yancey, charged with fighting, was
found guilty and ordered to pay a fine of
$50 and costs. " "
Another fine of $5 and costs was imposed
on a parly for fighting; and a bond of $200
for appearance at Court was required of a
party convicted of retailing liquor without
a license, upon whom a fine of $50 had been
imposed and an appeal craved. '
Loux-Llved Canary. j
A family lesiding in this city had a ca
nary biro wnicn was orougufc nure irom
Nassau near the commencement'of the war,
haying lately attained the age. qf 13 years.
'or- some lime he has been lingej-
mg on uie verge oi uissoiuuou uuu
the weight of years, often fainting
away from" weakness, V but "again re-'
viving and trying to assume a show of its
alent vitality, until Friday night, when a
designing pussy cat, with no veneration or
respect for age, sex or previous (or present)
condition of servitude, pounced upon the
poor canary in its helpless state and in a
moment the long life which had been spent
in caterings to the pleasure and amusement
of its kind owners and friends was brought
to an ignominious close. - ?
Tbe Weatuer.
We learn from parties from Masonboro'
that a heavy gale of wind cbmmenccd there
at about 121 o'clock Friday night ' and last
in" until 4 o'clock io -lbe morning. The
wind was from tbe northeast and the charge
in temperature "was "so rapid "and 'striking
that quilts and blankets were brought into
almost immediate reqaisition. j j -
Jn this city auite-vivid lightning in, the
north andiiortbeast as early- as 10 'or 41
o'clock presaged the approaching change,
which, however, was not accompanied with
hitrh vind. Yesterday the weather was
decidedly COOl ana'tureaiemng, wim ucva
sional light rains. .y f-.n-;lf.)V v.i",;-
. . . . . .
Locked. Up
Thomas Gunaels, Colored, who had been
recognized to appear befor Justice Moore's
Couttv but failed to do so, remarking that
he defied any one of them to take him
there, was arrested by Officers Strode an
Whitney yesterday, when he was required
to give bond in- tbe sum of $50 for bis ap-
pearauuc, iu n -
mitted W jaU.- The charge against-him-'. is
that of assaniu? GunneJ kjo M part says
that he is employed oi) . UjSiAi
nA monW rttoi: uftebd at the time, and that
he maiB uo rua1rtfink as Uutt Attributed
to him.' j ... ,,, ;.. .... ..; .
Tbe Stolen Tlme-Pleeoi
John Tayloa&M John BulJ. who was
turned over tiilie'J&iiktt bifiiCity Court,
failed to give bond and, ;M committed to
jaiL We were shown the watcli yesteraay
w. u,.njfl of "BtealintftoOS RSb-
som.Cobb, and which is now in"The hands
of Deputy Sheriff Morris; ihersealbf wbc
has the name of the individual from whom
it was stolen plainly: engraved -flpon it.
This, it appears to us, will be abad show
ing to John, Bultli'wahvingeen
found in hii possessiciniJjri.wUlie remem
bered that we gave an. account of this theft
in our last issue.
market Repori.
'a The follbiv'iBgla tlw report bl the Clerk
of the Market for the 'week ending Sept.
No. of CarWio Market
Rum NiAnfrnrerea . '. i.a .ui .
24
':' Calves
'i'
it
i 'r
'II '
Hogs
.11
Peer
2
N:, C.;. ISTJNDAY.; SEPTEMBER 12.' 1875.
Our Cliurcliei T o-ay a.,- . !
Services at S. James' Church to-day,
Kkh Sunday after Trinity, as follows: Morn
ing Prayer at :11 o'clock., i Evening Prayer
at 5 o'clock. Sunday school at 4 pi m. ; ;,:
Services ' in St John's ' Church to-day,
16th Sunday after Trinity,' as follows: Morn-
Prayer, Litany and Celebration of the Holy
Eucharist at 7J o'clock, m Morning Prayer,
Litany and Ante-Communion at 11 o'clock.
Evening Prayer at 5 o'clock.-, 4- -
Services at St ;Paul'sEpiscopal) church-
corner of Fourth and Orange streets, as fol
lows:; Services at i l a. . m..and!f8irp,in.
Rev. T. M. Ambler, pastoii Seats free.' :
St. Paul's Evang. Lutheran " Church :
corner of Cth and Market ' Streets Rev. G:
D, Bernheim'pasto. Germ ad service 'at
11 a. rn, ..Sunday school at ,5 p. mT ;ihere
will be no English Iservice in the Lutheran
ChurCh this moi-nihg, ; as. the; pastor is 0n
gaged to preach' in the ""First . Presbyterian
Church at8t R.M..r . . ,
Front Street M.. E. Church (South), ; cor
ner of Frpn, and Walnut streets; Rev J.E.
Mann, pastor.'- Services at 11 a. m. and 8
p. ra.' i Sunday school at 5 P- "SRP
Men's Society Tuesday : night at 8 o'clock;
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at '8
Xl A tt- -" in .i ii 1 1 ii i i . i
Fifth Slreet?Meth6dist KChurcii (South),'
situated on Fifth, between,Nunfld.Church
streets. Services aMt a?TiW,8"'pV mi
Sabbath School at 9f m ?( Prayer meet
ing Thursday night at 8 o'clock. i ReViJJ,
T. Gibbs, pastor. i.-it&?;
First Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and Orange streets: Rev. G.'D.Bernheim
will pi PRC-h at 11 a. m and Rev. B. F.
Marab.e a S p, m. ;Tbe Lutheran congre-
""-' ' ... .. ... . .
gat k. n are bt- I ly invited to aiiena ine
servict-s of tbe forenoon.' 5 '
Second , Presbyterian Church, corhejL'of
Fourth and Campbell streets. Services at
11a. m. Sunday. School al 4 p. m. Seals
free. '
St. Thomas' Catholic Church, Dock St.
- .- .
hot w een 2nd and 3rd. Services to-day faa
follows: Holy Mass at 7 a. m. and 10J a-m.!
Vespers at .5 p. m. Sunday school at ft a. mJ
Sunday school for the colored children in
the basement at 3 r m;f Rev. M. S. Gross,
pastor and Rev. JasBv. White assistant.
Seamen's Bethel: Services at 3y p. m .
Rev; Jos. L. Keen, Chaplain. i
Services at St. Mark's (colored) Episcopal
Church: Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock;
Evening Prayer at Si o'clock. Sunday
school at 4 p. m., at St.i Barnabas' School
house. Seais free. ' - . : .
Services at the First Colored Presbyterian
Church, Chesnut between Seventh, and
Eighth streets, at 11 a. m. by Rev. D.. J.
Sanders, Pastor. Sabbath School at 9 a. m.
First Baptist Church,. colored, on Fifth
and CampbellTBtreets. v Services as follows r
Sunday School at 91 a. m. ; preaching at
101 a. ni.. 3 D. m. and7i p. m. Rev. F.R..
Howell; Pastor.
Wilmington Retail WarHetr
The following ' prices I ruled yesterday :i
Apples, (dried) 2 cents per pound; dried
peaches 25c per pound; Jwalnutstl25 cents
per peck- pickles, 20 cents per dozen;
lard, 18 cents perpound; butter, 3040
cents per pound; cheese, 25 cents per pound;
grown fowls 7580 a pair; geese $1 50 per
pair; beef 1016fc. per pound; beef, (corn
ed) 12J15c. per pound; veal, 12i6c.
per pound; mutton, 12i161 cts. per pound;
ham, 1820 cts. per pound; shoulders,
14 cents per pound; tripe, 20 cts. per bunch;
clams, 25 cents a. peck; open, clams, 2025
cts a quart; soup bunch, 5 cts. ; egg 2530
cents, adoz: sturgeon, 25 cts. a chunk (5 lbs);
poiaioes, new xriau, uu a jcv,, o"'
40 cents a peek; HBafrou 25Ci !perimch;
mullets 1025 cents per bunch; turnips,
10 cents - a' bunch; onions, 50 cents
a peck;' cabbages ; i025 cents a
head; bologna- 20 cents a pound; wild
ducka0 07ar ..cents ft? j?air;Udishes,
pardey, 5 cents a bunch; onions, 50 cents a
peca; .carrots,.'. 5 cents a pound j xice 12f
Cts. a quarti snap beans 20c:a peck ; Bquaahes,
20 cents a doz;cucunbersl015 Cteadoz. ;
green corn 30c a doz; tomatoes iuc a quar;
okra,' 5 cents' a dozen cantaloupes,' 1015
cents; walermelbns,,1530- cents'; shrimps
20c a quart-, crbal5et.dozQBf grapes 30
40c per peck. .. . .,..,,!.
.i, m : ' iav-o- ai i ' 1 -
Probably Confirmed. ''
The man v friends of Gen. R. E. Colston
wilt regret to learn that Uie first report which
appeared in this paper,' based on a para
graph in the New York"2Jaxf Gazette,
which report was 'afterwWrds cohtradicted
at&B'jw&Mi of .a meraberlof (rteilamily
for reasons which appeared to besalisf ac-
tory. has now been , mosi pruuouijr wu
firiiI'iappears that this Kenlleman
wrote to the editr of flie GaeetU for the in
formation 'ubon whici tae 'paragraph' allu
ded to was gwiAidArCMvdvinre-
turn A;copyQf
TTvnt received at.tbeorace oi lue vazcue.
" which stated bat;'n.TC
Completely paralyzed and itf a dyragcim-
dition, having. been i conveyed ror some ois:;
taac Viiter; that death -would ! be aw:
come relief to him. Ac." and that ibe expe
dition was then iwaitingbamyal tffeMaj.
Prout, who was to succeea mm iu v4-mandj.-;!
.rvrsii v-' "--i f
u We team that a cable telegram, request
ing positive information on the subject; will
be dispatched tt Egypt. :''-:- '
a a.. 4- 5 '
TWa)ivVefsr5r55f Airf IiOge)No. j
2, of the aDove orucr, rT l
membeis, occurs on Wednesday, the lfilh
tnstv sTbe'procession will be f ormed at 3
o'clock- and'TnarcbJ up Market street .to
Fourth, and up-Fourth to Red Cross, up
Red CrossileC ere
there will be addresses delivered by differ
ent officers. uThe Committee it.Arrange
menU v are V, ; Walker,: chairman R. B.
Jackson, R. Willie, E. Tucker, J. Taylor,
D. Webster and K. Sneed.
A New- Cltv J,PiciT!.-!ijiwili';c:..'-.:.
' Messrs. Josh T. James" - and Charles A.
Price will commence the publication in this
city on or about ; October 1 of an afternoon
paper to be "styled the Evening" tietmo. ': If
wHf be published every day except Sunday,
general and local.' Mr. James, who has
had , cop8iderable' experience as local re
porter, will have charge of the City-depart
ment: Mr. Price will be Business Manager.;
These gentlemen have the capacity to make
the. Evening Bedim a retouhieratiye and
popular , enierprise, &nu aniaeic eoons
should have the good wishes and active co
operation, of the citizens of Wilmington. .
x qx other particulars concerning tne new
paper read the announcement of ' the ppb-
lishers, in another column. l ' "
An Orcbetra" for Wilmington.
Our city wfll shortly have afine amateur
orchestra, under the leadership of Prof. J.
F Rueckert, i ta begin with. The f oltoW-f
ing instruments -will constitute the string
band: 1st violin, 2nd
violin); violin.cello, contra
rionetj'two trumpets.and trombone. ; Other
orchestra! instruments: will he added as .this
musical club advances. ..The members con
stituting , tbis i orchestra are . of our best
young men and a few of them are already
advanced in music, i ' ' - ' v' '
:A first-class orchestra, ! as this1 wilj 'no
... i i 1- . .
doubt soon become, Will add greatly to' Cur
facilities for amusement and recreation and
our citizens will doubtless hail its forma
tion with much gratification. ' ' , , . :
a-a.a i
nance of Ttiermoineier" :!. 1 : ..-
The following w'as the range of the ther
mometer at the- Signal Bureau, in this city,
yesterday: ! " "? 1 ''Z !
7 A.' M.,' 65; 12 M.; 63; 2 P. M., 61; 4:30
P. M., 62; 9 P. M.63.. ; : ' . .'
, Spirits IfWrpeiitiiie vi l
. A Franklin county man- killed
302 rats..., . ,. il -
Tho Davidson blackberry, trade,
has been small this year. , ; :
- Mr..Flynn Bradshaw, of Rowan
county, died suddenly last Tuesday.- ; . -
- Fridav week the dwelling house
of Thos. Gilliam, in Windsor, waa burned.'
Jumping from a buggy on the"
4th inst. Miss Pattie Davis, of Warren
county, had her arm dislocated, i
The Mail informs us 5 that a
young man named Guthridge, while fishing
near tulliardston, JN asn county, the otuer,
day, was drowned in a small branch. He
was subject to fits. ; 1 1 -;
Barrier's Mill,1 Mt. ' Pleasant,
Cabarrus county,' was burned last week. A
large quantity of grain was destroyed. A
negro Sandy Barrier, has been arrested,;
says the Begisterr charged with the. crime,, j
Windsor Times .'.Charles Bond,
Uie colored man who was shot about ten
days ago, died last Saturday evenings The.
coroner held an inquest on Monday, and
the jury returned a verdict to the effect that
the deceased was murdered ' by Antony
Small wood. i,y, - '
, Slatesville American . Friday,
last, a little son of Mr. Milton G. Morrison,
who resides near Bethany, who was riding
behind his lalner, bad the mistortune to
break one of : his arms. 1 ' Mr. M. ' had dis
mounted from the horse to lower some bars,
and the horse jerking . around suddenly,
threw the little fellow to the ground.
7iJ..
CITY ITEMS.
Late Pafess To Harris' News Depot. West-
Aide Front Street, we are Indebted for copies of the
JieWiTork ledger, i Chimneg Corwr tjAFrant:
IsdW ShutntUd tfwpapet foe the correnf week.
Thetand will remain open nntU 11, o'clock this
mornhig.. ..TJ':Q..
' raiLirsMk PBrimireIirra.lnvamaT)le'to : "rail-
iroad companies, 'steataship companies,' banksni Cr
etan ta, manulactftrtrs and dtheri. ' 'Tbey re-en-durine
and chanseless, and swHl- eopr' sharp and
clear for an indeflaltn period of -timei j 9av3g last .
mIti . frPBh.mtralvof these inks, we are, pre
pared to execute orders- promptlyand. at moderate
prices.
Kn: i
i 4 Con o TKSTEMOint-rLunriaAi4 Mo.i Maj SO,
1874. Messrs. WTblleyv Maiden Lane, New
JoxkrOwU jThe Qua which, ypif.buWj tor me,
No. S093, has arrived safely to hand, t Aflow, me to
thank you for the fidelity with which you carried wit
my inBtructlons. ' ' The general outline, beauty of
proportloa and excellent finish, are all that could te
desired, iad tnbre' SiM meets my 'expectations' ll
im more than ever Unpreeeed With the idea that It la
aa accessary for a nun to have a gni bailt tof meas
urement aa to have a bopt so built to ensure good
fit The pattern 175 and penetration 40 are,yery; su-
nfainr. The Dattern is as close as I deeire, .and the
penetration 1 thtak is seldom atamed, being far
anead "r any puduc reevra wuitu a uaw ku.
j,.s;d .'iKespfectfulry tours; ''''M ' Un-
'A1AKR1ED,
1 if "
CaRBBrT-rKINOAt. St. Thomas? Catholic
Church, bt the Rev! J: B. White, on Mondar. 6th
WJ8t.. Mr. Jame Corbett, fortnrly or MSBior in
land, to Miss Katit daugnteror me law tax. ,
J. Ktiiff of this City.- No cards. -tU'?1'
N EWi tAlEKTiyEMENTS,
New Cook Book;
l i- l iJ
"PH & ; -T O UNO - UO U S K w ifTS iAAfux o a
I and 'jrleat, contuuing auuoffiiajpxcr. . up
pft.tmenl OT JlOUeeKtepulU, uiuuuu.g ( . .
iiiii -Ji f'Tii.i" f ft ,
W 1J ullBS 01" W 4id dill 'BlttlUDl f '
" She looketh well to the ways of her ho2sebl
and eateth nut'the bread' of Idlenee8.v-Pror.
iXXU27. tH,i . r:Uh:ViAnfn f;-;it8K i.U
j.. ) Fareal at f I'-'1 m'isii iAI 1 1
i aept ia-tf.ili. r- ) UTe.iBookand; Mmajg Store.
Y 1 TAKE EAStFR1 IN! 'ANNOUNCING5 TO
X the.PjiWie my, stojd. t,U iiirw .
wrNTE k!;f iirbE!.GO oui s
ENGLISH AND FRENCH WORSTEDS, 1)IAG-
; onaJs and Clofhy Imported majwww
i ; . , . smtinga,! ChtnchinaA, BeaveJd- u4l
i aodonjs and Meltons .
a.'
1 tEI'VARIBTTOBCIRCpATS;'1
' Tpropose to make ipjhe CittftirB
lonibliStyleaiand at prices to inlt the tmea.U;
v , An Examination w Solicited.. -s
Ssepia-tr -! A.DAVID.
WHOLE ;NO.' 2,599,
carpets !-eRPETSijvCPEmi!i:::;
TITST RECEIVED AND ,TO ARRIVE NEW AND
BRUSSELS,
INChRA3NSr .SUPER AISTD'MEDIUM.
hil
COTTOU ANB FLAX CAEPETIUGS,
3 xuitd ifoh iM; ,
. Thd handsomest stock ot Dress Goods offered m Wlhnhigtm siice the war.
September42-lt,-.. , f ' 'a - .1 ;? r i f! I fiil'K. fffJIelNTIKKi"
NEW- ADVERTISEMENTS; J
A New Daily Paper
IN WILMINGTON-' .j
Prospectiis 1 brVtSe. :. Eyeniiig"; Eefi.
Bicned will beeia the Dublic tion in the CUy of
Wilmington, of the Evening Review. ' -r
The evie0 will be published every evening, ex4
cept Sunday. "Its aim will be to furnish the latest;
the best, And the most reliable news, in every mean
ing or tne term
t
Mr. unanes A- rnce.awiH oi uue oi tun luuuucio
of the Journal, and himself a eentleman of several
years' experience In the business, will have charge
Of tne DUBineas aeparunenu ol iub papier. : , - .;
. Unusual attention will be given to its market re
ports with the view of furnishtBff the full transac
tions of the day to the close of mercantile hours.
asd these reports wiu Be maae oy a careiui, mur
oughly experienced reporter. S i; .
On the whole, the paper wiH be newsy, cheap and
reliable, and a special medium through, 'which the
poor man and the laboring clasees may be beard. "
Terms of subscription: $5 a year, 50 cents a
month and 13 cents a week. . Advertising rates very
low. - -
Tn Ronnertioa with the news department we will
o'stahliah the Review Book and Job Printing: Office.
where competent and skillful operatives will he
employed, and where it is needless to say, w wiU
do oar level best to furnish oar iatrons with the
best work for the lowest amount of money.
JU3. T. dAMJSS,
septlS tf f K - ;o; ' CHA.8. A PRICK. !
B
EMAND FOR OUR PARTLY MADE ; ,
Wamsutta Shirts;
OJVZT WAMSUTTA . BHIBT
!, in the city for the money'..
MUNSON A CO.. .
. Sole Agents.'
eeptl34f.
Proposals.
The Wiliinflon ani Coast Twite Co.;
PROPOSALS FOR IK XUE.
Roadway with broken scone, or covering .the
same with oyster shells, according to specifications
prepared by the Engineer of the Company, will be
received until October 1st, 1873. ; The- oropoted
Turnpike win be IS feet wide, and the coveting
will be from 6 to 10 Inches, according to the charac
ter of the foil as the Engineer msy direct" ;J ' ''
.:-- v1'' ;'. :;-;'v"5: J. B. WORTH,
ecpt 13-U1 Oct 1st ' f :: ' Sec. andTreas."
Corn, Rour, Sugar, and Coffee. : ;
2000 White ana juixea wra. :
800 grades. . :,
jqq Barrels Refined sugar.
jgQ Sacks Prune too conee. . yt , . . , . . t ,
For sale low Dy .
septl2-tf WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
;,Bacon. Bagging Tieiv Ptefc
Boxes D. 8. ;w,..; , ; . ? . -Boxes,
8mpked .Sides andf Shonlders, ,
OA A Ttiyet&yfrt.. a r, i Ins -r.fn
g Q Tons ; Wr, f y on-i'i ii;i
t'x B'bla MeaaFprK.. , f.
sept"H-tf " '
L Hails, ShotHa and: Guano.
tt:
"OA A'Bags Shot, 40a Bales K. ana a. ' uit
OA A Tons Guanape uuano.
TP aala lfl h
septl2-tf.,N!P0 WftLIAMS,& MU.RCHISON.
Molasses, 'Hoop Iron, St- Cki, Glue.
fj Hhds and BblfN,ew Crop Cuba Molasses,
gQQBdlaMoopfronfvf ( -..ijit !-...!!" i
gQQ Becpna.aano,ppitu..,,ti n i
fj K .jiDis mm.: i ;i iv i f i u n
. irorBaieiowny, ?t
Beptl2-tf WILIlAMSjii jlTOCHISONl
i
. Powders SLrot-arrd Caps.
; FOR SALE LOWw EITHER ..AT.,. J (i I
r
a scptlt-tf ".i--".n oiLaa 8mutusMBJv.i
a i sll4?SlfftP Twine
350 Rolto Kar gln ; ! " '
-er jt Tons New Arrow Tle
K i Tons tie ed Tiea.
i t
l .!! ;
O A A A pa.ids Bagging T
wine.
V V V V . . ...
1 i: i--i-
tept-t. , t . , KKCHNKR A CALDER BRQ3.?
1;) r,,iy J "ii-1! t' Vi'itf i(ij
2000 Stflfw t.iin6
' . . . . .a u,i . . . ' .-, v
J5aKuei8 ; water upmiuu aiw it j yj
-t IV Tiell
J-Vb r !-n viujN.t.(! iit
i: -mj.fj-4,,. tttHU
ept ltr M1 KBKCHNEB A CALDBR BROa.l
1 BplritUk,'filne, Bonitc.
ti
300 pv
150 ume
iv-..Ai albsy kiii-n1 iii Jilwx
a . aept 1? tf , EKCHNEg . U-"
-jt-i . sugar- Home 'MblaMCHi -lio
I'i viiH HMSiajesi 150 Bolfl S. k!Montss
: For sale by i . . , j j .
Removal.
-H:ifcj tcn
i;fj M
Amc..4WBHAX?SoyTO
No.'sa NOJftmTBOOTSTItEETt yjn
. 1 HARRISON" A ALLEN il
eeptlS-tf City Hatters.
Viplin ; vjola (tenOtl. , KditorUl Departmeiit will be tit able bands and
hnsa flntp i pin. I the local reports wiu be lurnisbeu Dy Mr. James,
.uas iUme .cia Teira nast the local editor of the DaUy
" two diVs,..,.,..., ,.........,....: I W
f ; . fVJf3. T" . SB w
" foiiraiHUKrM.,.;s
wTWii!-.veaiiya,, ...,...,... 3 :
" " - Two eek.-...:............. . tr 00
" ." Tlwo8kv.'.-v..v.ti 6 W
-ontirtTOih.;.....:....;..:.;:..... s op
- , Twomonths.. ........ 15 0" ;
s . '- 1 TirfeemoirtliB.r:F.V.V.'...J..'. .'.. 00
. " , . . Six months...........;.... .;,85-00
" Onyear.i?.jii. 60 M
Contract Advertisements taken, at.prcpoi.
ttonately lownteB.!tJt -ih v-nmu-ikii '. , .
TTiTe Saaares estimated as a oaarter-colnm&. aiid
ELEGANT DESIGNS TN - '
THREEPLYSi a
MATS, EUGS, CRUMB CLOTHS, &c.
m
V NE y ADVERTISEMENTS. , ,
- St. George :i str'Anlrews. t ": s
Regular' monthly meeting of the
bt. George & St. Andrews Society, will be held at
the HaU o ver the R. XL fridge,' Front street, at 8 P.
M. Mondcy, ... . ,.
:0- v ; ' -- ii ! . i i a V " : W 'MALLBOKESi ! i .
sept 121t .:.T , , . btcretary.
.. i i -L ' i i i j i ' j i i , .i i ; i .. ' j ". i i ; ; .'i .
g a r For Smithvillei
OTEAMER- DIXIE, WILL- RUN REGULARLY
every day except Sundays. .-
. leaving ; WUmington . . F.! M. .
. .Leaving Smithville, -. :.. ........ 7 A M.
-Commutation tickets may be purchased at our
-sept 12-tf? .-iu
O. G. PARSLEY a CO.
i.-t
Mr. HI von - Pirch1
ISHES TO GET A FEW SCHOLARS TO IN
struct them ih the German language. Terms reason
able. Refers by permission to Edward Peschau,
Esq "-' septlS-iw'
ilt'AriosOi
THERE : WILL BB f A MEETING OF V THE
. L'Arioso Pleasure Club, at the Hall of tbe
Hook and Ladder. Co., on Monday evening,' 13th'
inst, at 8 o'clock.
- A fall attendance Is .desired,- in order : 1o elect
officers, and perfect organization for the season of
1875-'7. . i. By order of the President, J -. :,
sept 12-lt , W. J. GORDON, Bee. and Treas. . .
Wanted,
RELIABLE NURSE, FIRST CLASS. , Refer
ences required. Applicants will call aV
T TvrKTTHtT trrwrm a .
: septl2-2t , .,
55 Market stree.
A GOLD SLEEVE LOOP, MARKED T. F. W.
H . : " i '-" i - - I ' I ' 'i'-i -.r . . iJ. ..'...
J: A liberal reward will be paid for the same if
left at t he Stab office s-. , i ;,,f' eept 13-2t 1
'Cbtilletthants,
YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE
very fine and large assortment of Hardware iu
all its branches, and especially . to the very low
prices. Only examine goeds and then compare
prices and you will be convinced that the place to -
ony your Hardware is at the Old Establised Hard
ware House ox, , ,
JOHN DAWSON,
Nos. 19, 20 and 21 Market sL
eeptl2-tf
Milk; Milk.;
XIeE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON ARE IN
formed that I am prepared, to furnish - one ,hnndred
gallons of Milk, in quantites to suit, twice a day,
of a superior quality from the Eansaucii Dairy.
" Persehs boying this mflk and failing to find it the
bset offered ih this place,' will be furnished by me
for thirty day s,lfree of charge; 'KM Bold at the low
price of 40 cents per gallon, 10 cents per quart, or 5
cents per pint :
i'i-'T
nept 12-8t eod Stt We Th'
J, F. Q A ttRELL
Small Choice Haihs.
OITY SUGAR CURED, CHOICE THIN BACON
Stips.: .? !- UtKj-.:ii i! t'f : lyy.
OTT A a T II V IJ- DO . tf
: i -. j v . 8 7 Kerth Front St
FNE OLD ENGLISH DAIRY CHKESB at reten.
Choice Frosh Crisp Milk Biscuit at retail.
ifVj. - .CHAS. Dv J1YJCKS & VtXV
5 A 7, North Front St
Burnett's Concentrated
i ?!? ITLAVORTNG EXTRACTS
S if id'f
trjr - -
3 hfisS fefracte arettflveVv ChftfeBst 1 Some ' ana.
Fpieign Brands, and are sold only by ns at oar Store, :
Ki vie-. , (;,ICHD(WBa A.CO.frf
Frant Mer Lager- im'f '
IMPORTED. SOLD -ONLY BY
j. ' ' :
eeptlitf
ti CHAS. D- MYBRS CO'S.J
S A 7 North Front street
The Way We live Now !
a..,;;- ,:,.,. --V-Ai HOTEl : U-t.'.
J'ANTHONYTROIAUTHO
' sMALLBcrrjSBJiTt Arlington; 4e.v&c-,! v
lyuii- Illntrations.. !.
-.: riUi By Maurice Thompson, t-j j...
. .. . ri -nr viMra .
X". i-i:s
. . , ; Book and i asie store , :-
l'r'grainger.
- .- : i '!.
8. D. WALLACE,, .
Pre'staenTr
Cashier.
. i i"
Bank cifiw fHanpyer
t-i f.l .i--:4.j: t4 yr-ii-i 7 BifciSil .1V..'
., .! Jt U- t.-i ui tw: , -.. OH, Jl-'t
AuthoHzed Capital ii $l,OO0,0OO.
9uh Capita; nId 300,006
u;.i . J,
JOHN DAWGJi.
MAN
4L B.
H. YOLLESS r
5 1; y:l la ?! iitli J ' - (f
R. R, BRIDGERS , , ,
E. B. BORDEN, .
i"l (',.1 i'-U '.i-i-l
J. ATKINSON
U'fUB htttt .wfM I'.tHJX'' -,'.-U !.ly: ..
i - f :v , - AU f I 4
t.; j
. - r.
THE MOKNINO 8TAB BOOK BIIfD
ERY U eompleta In all all iU appointments,
and ia in charge of one of the most skillful workmen
in the State. All kinds of Binding executed neatly.
cheaply and expeamonaiy.
f
is;
-fe-
it
i;
mil
S
1
If '
1:
C 1
. . .
l';-
il-
t'f
h i'j
r t
1 - .
si
h
3.
1
! f
tit-
si !
I
1
I.
their wharves. .
viBinp ur aiuueeniciii, i urn
,. . ; h ".-