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tif Momma--Bint: WM. II . BEJIN A KD CICERO W. HARRIS, V Editors. WILMINGTON, N. C: Thursday Morning, Oct. 28, 1875. iEx-Gov. Vance has gone to St. Jo seph's Missouri, to deliver bis famous , lectures on .''The Scattered Nation" and "The Demagogue. ,? : Perhaps if hard money Radicalism had succeeded by a large majority in Ohio the proposed National Hard Money Convention at Cincinnati would not have been abandoned. So complete were all the arrange ments of the late celebration of the unveiling of Stonewall Jackson's statue that au escort was gallantly provided for Mrs. Jackson by the city of Richmond. , A Spanish imbroglio is not one of the improbable things, though a cau tious correspondent intimates that nothing serious can come of a rupture at this time with Spain. That coun try is embarrassed with debt and civil discussions, and is not able to age war. Northern contemporaries, we are pleased to see, contradict the stspid hoax about Carljle contemptuously refusing the LI D. degree from Harvard University. Mr. Carlyle did not utter the stuff attributed to him, but on the contrary wrote a letter to President Eliot expressing thanks for the honor, and intimating that he would accept it formally when received. XHE PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. The chances that the Democrats will succeed in Pennsylvania despite the recent defeat in Ohio aonear to be imnrovin-. A rnnrt. onm frn the anthracite regions that the six great coal companies have agreed upon a partial suspension of mining operations after the first of Novem ber, and a total stoppage on Decem ber 1. The New York Iribune in publishing this information is forced to admit that if it be true the Demo crats will probably make ten thou sand votes, as the Pennsylvania miners have always shown a readi ness to bold, the party in power re sponsible wheuever they feel the pinch of hard times. RiCU.liUNO AND THIS I1ERO. Richmond and Virginia have had their heroes in the brave days that have gone, and will have them, doubt less, in the brave days that shall come, but never has hero been more noblv honored by spontaneous popular trib ute than was the lofty martyr of war, Stonewall Jackson, on last Tuesday. lhe expectations .that had been formed of multitudes going to see the unveiling, as to some Mecca of the soul, were all fullv and proudly realized. Bronzed veterans who had fought under and bronzed veterans who had opposed the dauntless chief were there, and fair maids and mothers were there to teatify to the creatness and virtue of tbe man whose imae. traced hv i)ip hand and eve of o.p,,ia rrpaPrl tne ecene. And learned scholars and brilliant wits and magnetic orators I were there. . Eloquence itself was ' I .1. hardly needed to kindle .the nrr,W o o 1 mass into patriotic life for the occa- sion was all fraught with mighty and heart-felt eloquence. I What-Qk.il . t. 1 c o-i i wc wiiu were , . . . ; uu.v prebtjut in Bpnu. in tins old Commonwealth dwell many of the men who followed th ill all his fiery track a. : . 1 ' 16 was e cuose a companion tor his life. n 1: l; 1 , . . I j-icrw uve ma wiaow and ms daughter, beloved by our people for his sake and for their own unostenta tious, simple merit. If Jackson was born in wild Western Virginia, if he illustrated the grand temper and char acter of his native State, he yet must be a part of North Carolina's treasure. We feel that he ia half v 1 - ours, and it is with no small nride that we assert the claim and hold to u tu our honor. Aye, with the other Jack- son, who was leader of men on a vast er political arena, with Benton, Polk, Johnson, with the illustrious sons who died on her soil after lives of glorious action in her service Gaston, Badger, BraP- and Graham well mw fi,a nu TJnrth tta i;ft .!,.. 1 a Uld JNortn btate -lift .up . her, head among the proudest daughter? of the Union. Appearance are Oeeeptlve. In the San Francisco jail is a girl only 16 years old. She is excessively shy and demure, blushes when looked at by visitors and faints when drunk ards are brought bleeding and yelling into the prison. Her face is, delicate and expressive of retiring modesty and ? gen tleness. ; Her -name is An nette Gillard, and she is awaiting trial for slabbing a man four times with a big butcher knife, and then smashing biseknll with a brick. . : I THE OUBAIT 'QFESlIOairATE OF OHATnilET"KOSST No Serlona Conflict Anticipated, bat a Policy In Prospect Special to the Baltimore Sun. i Washington. pct.25. There is authority for the t state ment that a more vigorous polioy is on the eve of being initiated with reference to Cuban affairs. At the same time it would be proper to state that recent publications -fm,.tb-b,&ub jeut have been rather pf a-sensational, character. There'.has been no "sig- nificant concentratioo of war. veiels ; for the course which has beenlvJd non is not likelv to lead to such con- sequences as will require any particu-, WW OTOT-My? V ? 1 ' lar concentration of war fleets. the parUculars of which bave; been The large iron-clads are (stationed Pushed received the fo Uowinglet at. the noints to which thev were or- ter in Nelse booth's handwriting on dered after the conclusion of the great" naval drill, eighteen months or more ago. lhe VVabasn, the Uolorado ana ether frigates of the first class have been detailed as receiving vessels, in pursuance of a policy adopted by the Navy Department long since, and en tirely irrespective of any - considera tions touching our present or future relations towards Cuban affairs. It is true tnat tnev are armed ana onninnoil cr f riot 1 liou in Vi a win a tit ready at short notice - for sailing or- ders. When the Virgicius affair od- curred it found us almost tbtallv hln!pfi en fr naval ornrra. ments were concerned, and the Secre taryofthe Navy was compelled td worfcairthe torce at las eommand night and day for weeks before he was in condition to meet possible emergencies.' it wastnen determined that the motto for the future should be "Semper Paratus," and this is the orn19n,t,nn f th0 nrocnt. orwit? ,i. xr.K 'ai" ,:i eoast. ! While, therefore, there has beeu no I attempt to menace Spain by any ex nibition or our naval torees the navy is and has been for months in a con dition to give a good account of it self if called upon.. The views of the President in regard to the conflict which has so long been waged in Cuba have never been concealed. Not I only in his annual messages .to Cou- gress and n diplomatic correspon dence. hai also in his private conver sations has he indicated his opinion that this government should , not stand aloof and view the contest with passive indifference. He has refrained from official action solely through the. influence of the Secretary of State, for there has been no time within the last three years that Congress would not have endorsed his recogni tion of Cuban belligerency. Une year ago the President used very strong language in regard to this subject in the original draft of his message, but subsequently, throuch the representations of the Secretary of State, he was induced to modify 1 it. Latterly the President has be come more conhrmed in his views that it is neither politic nor just for the United States to remain ' longer silent. There is no doubt tbat this opinion of his has been communicated to the government at Madrid, not withstanding the apparent disclaimer although it was of course couched in I x t . I more diplomatic terms than first ac counts seemed to indicate. There is good ground for the belief that in ac cordance with these views the Presi dent, wheu he deems the proper time has arrived, will institute such action as will secure the beginning of the end of the pillage and rapine wbrch has run not in Cuba. It is well known to the President and to the govern ments of Europe that it is in the pow er of the United States to terminate the conflict in Cuba at auy moment, and emancipate that island absolute ly from Spanish control The only question to be considered is whether we would be iustiiled bv divine and human law. The Presi- ?5nc ininK3 we wouia. As tor the, idea Qf a wjth n , Jy ridiculous. No nation can "We' war without money. The SDanish treasury is enipty, and tbat govern-; I meni cannot 'aise a JlOIiar in tde mnnRv martPta rt Knmr,n Tho i means by which the war anai'nst the Cuban insurgents has been carried on I have been supplied exclusively m Ha- vapa not a cent lias cometrombpain I anA r,n k ... . . awu uv muic vau uc IB19CU IU ua- I vana. This is in brief the situation as it now exists. That the President I volve us in anv war with Soain is . . . . nexi 10 impossiDie, aitnoncn an in significant brush or two is not un likely. STAKDIST. "Few git time" is a graphic ren dering ot temputfugtt. The stringency has taught toiany men to shave themselves. "Threatening to libel" is recog- luieaieuiug to uoer is recog- i nizedasan indictable iournalistic offease in Texas- - '1 r u-ic .r .t." I I Ino.h'llr nf f.hio tfAniitnfiAn nearly, need a box of quinine pills" says a contemporary. . . . i .;ii:; J An Indiana man rep.pnt.tir ho nno i I himself for fear he might become a nrevth I suicidal mania if he lived. . :. . . . Dartmouth College has Jimons? I its freshmen a Japanese, a CuVroTi'eetndian, rgyman mtj years 01 age :; v The Czar of Russia has pre-I nti an v irfm.Rn . 8wo bearing this inscription: VFqi- the;! ueieai 01 me ji.uoiianaers. . ' ' Mr. Robert Dale Owen has so I far recovered bis health that he. was able to I lectuie . the other day, before; the ULaw School at BloomiDgton, Ind. r-. I There are twelve State Senators to elect in Pennsylvania this year, eleven t fill regular vacancies and: one in place of I United States Senator-Wallace, f ; .r: I The story is told of a New Bedford clergyman, now dead, who-was asked by an Irisbmao to marry him, jlc Why, Pat," said the clergyman, "what have you cometomefor? VVbydidnV yougMQtlie- CaUiolic priesi?'' Tve been to Ma'ylr honor," said Pa "and he told me to so to th devil, and I've come." . . ; H e dead p-eneral I wm a comParaveiy snort lime I lu, wuulry uesny inree years ago, . , , . I k, lrw.. .wl.. of veir TT take decis'e action may be anticipa- and travelled from Iew yoik jto 8a 01 war. xiere, I t 1 Ti,Qt. Vati'i. I vanriarr irr a wnirnn --Wn -two hm-aaa I wwao A IlltW IV IllSbVI wX S-ib UUCi3 1YI11 111 1 iis, viv uva uv rownon Philadelphia. I -1 : . r . cates tbat itae X.oat Boy Is Across f-i-tne Water k Blessenser on bis Way to Bring blm Back to bis Parents. r-Philadelphia, Oct 22. Mr. falter Tafcelf of a 619 M$r ket Rtrefitwho oil the Sth of Serjtem- Ter received" a' letter f rbru 'txTelse Booth;" savinff that the latter assisted - V .t ' ' 3 nd urging Baker t?j use the knowledge the 8 th instj ? The letter was, mailed in Philadelphia on the.' 8tb, and the New York date is evidently a blind. j i . r , :. : s New iYiEK, (Jut. 9. Bakery you are a' dam 1 fool, and Koss': is' crafcr. JNow voir are in Uatpgar; I .thought you. nad more .sense;, see liar, you ; have almost lost your chance of , getting the boy. What made vou give it, a way. You musk now da as I say, or I will go for you -sure.- J or tod s sake, don t say l.S'V..-4"' Tvi f " "".. ; ba H"e' ww,:a .w. tu,uu trusiana inen x win ensure yuuu.o DOy. -It yOUfgt) -lO 4rauIOrU, ing Ianu an? .maKe a euqui y vyu .can fin.d easy " Jr" ' " "-, .-- Is veI-v easy to do 1 wlU have fixt lui x niii-uiauagQ -vu letter, and if I don't, you go as sav and show him this this winter he will be about their or york. I KUOW WIS, yOU mUSl Keep irom lObS . ? . . i r 'i and evervbodv else. Hear is the secret. Musto ivugusn name is sara herbet and by this name you will find him if he see this 1 think it will be al Right tell him this the child bosten gave you in Newyorkis Charley Ross and then tell bim who Charley Joss is for he dont know I ought to kill you for you have been trying you best to nab me bo as l say dam you and stop you bunting for me I want Ross to have his boy you Leave next week and you can succeed thake this with you and dont show it to a living soul but trustor or Herbert if you do 1 would murder you so Beware Baker from you know who. ; Mr. Baker then published the fol lowing personal m the dredger on the 12th. inst.: Boston: Send me an order on IIu r bert to deliver to me. I will go. B, . This personal brought put the fol lowing letter enclosing the order for theboy7 " whieh"Mr. Baker received on the 14th. The envelope bore a two cent stamp, and was postmarked Philadelphia. The letter was on a small slip of paper, evidently out of an account book, and was as follows: uaer 1 6een you uonce yesaay I ges you head is level. ! will do as you wish j you can do it all right. I will not rite any more, not one line; but I want Ross to have his boy ann you to get tlrareward. give this other pape to Sam Hurbet or Gusto, you may the help. I will, hear all about it when you get back Nelse UA.t, "tP 1, T 1 ,1 Booth -if he can't Read you can read it to him he will know all about'it. In the letter was folded the follow ing order written on a short piece of note paper, and addressed on an out side fold to "Sara Hurbet:" p ?New Yorkj Amerra, October T3, 1875. Sam Hurbet give to this man Baker my Little boy which I gave you to keep for me last October in york state America. I have sent him over for him. I have made up with the Uld woman and we are go ing to nye together. 1 have had big stake and I ges we. can live a right. If I owe you anything scud me word by Baker and I will fix it vou know who, I mean little Charley "F'-S"", jr mwr is au reaay tQ come to 1 tain hiru- Oblige, Hiram Sprao-ne, yar ,d friend, Uoston." RI- T 1 air -oaser went 10 aur. xvoss as gy- -u a. u gave uiui an iue inrormaiion ne nan. ivir. Ro83 had previously telegraphed to tDe Scotland Yard detectives, but wnavrepiy ae received,- " any, is not Josenh Rn Mr !' Wil,,. 1 3 ""uuai. traced tbe man , known as ''Gusto," ana tound that such a man came to and accompanied by a woman and several,children. He was traced to New York again where in October, J874, he left the country in ft steamship. Mr. Baker has been trying to find Nelse Booth in Philadelphia, and has traced bim to a house in Acorn alley, below Spruce, between Seventh and Eighth. The ponce are aware or his haunts but he has not. yet been 'arrested. n,r r-i 1 1? t .. a,Kr s irienas in iuis cuy, en- 1 j j , - Vr ;V "rev independently of Mr. Koss or the a nLll furnished; th monev to Dav his evnenses tn T!irrn money to pay his expenses to Europe, aoa ne 13 y. leave " -New 1 01k in a tunaTd steamer - at noon to-morrow for .Liverpool. He has relatives in Philadelphia of the highest resoectar bility. one of his uncles beinsra memr Der ot the wholesale drug farm of Buh Ilock & Crenshaw, another uncle a third the secretary of an iron com L - ; . -x ,; m ' s l-r Ut .N a fSan Francisco ciimniip 1 -'cf---t- -i - .- , , -me.a"n atiorney yesterday wnp -wastestitying ih afcase of assault W Dauer7 ; nave you been in this C?I oeio.re . tf UTeir,' said the witness, "Iiiave beeti'here "often." '4Eeni flere of ten, have you,?" swdjihe attorney, in a triumphant tbpel "Now tell the court what for:" ta Wali .v,nA th., 1 1 Vi witness slowly, Mave f here- atulta8ta:rdo2eii Mmeel to led rouji t collect that tail- orMlwe.' ' ' j-i -. . ftEAirECTaTE"SAEEs: Sales of Real . Estate Uate lortMe. 'T Y VntTUBOP AND IN ACCORTANCfflfwiTH L the respective .provisions of thfe peroral indent- tares o.iortgRMflereu3Mter 4CTtKr$ato,!!ne aevi. erai lousef parceiroi lano, aij Bituaoe in ine city or- Wilmiijgton, ia-pthe county OF New Hanover, wilt ai uo ciock a. m on - xseeaayine loin-aayoi November, 1875, be sold for cash, by public auction. at the door of the Court House in ea d city, under the eiruction of the undersigned as attorneys of " The .WilmingioD Building Association, viz: -The western part of i ot,nuinby 6 in block numbered "105" as designated on tbs flan of eaid city, bcins; t6 feet on tiixth street, and extendias tastwardly thefult vidtbJJf taidlotJSO Lfeet, being the parcel oJ&nclJ. conveyeu oy ouun n. ruga ana nis wue A ait A. to Michael Crunly, DuBrnta t-'utliirand Ko ort K. Col der, trustees f the ; Wilmington UuUdiufi, Ae-ocitt-tien by deed dated the 80th oi October, 1868, and registered in the proper office in BooK . XX at pate 723 and following; also, tae middle part oi thevafl lot number "5 ' in Block 105,' begtnniuK n (ho east ern lit e of the before described part of said lot,, add extending astwardly of thefuil width of taid let lOUieet.bciug tre same parcel of land which was con veyed by rtnolope Couekin to said Cronly, Cut $r and ( nliier 1 rustles as aforesaid. by deed doted Octo ber 30th,186 ,and registered as aforesaid in BiX'fe XK St page 731 and lollowicg; also, said two4 before described parcels of land, together being 33d feet of the western part of said lot number "5" on Block 105, which were conveyed by said f cnelope Conekie, John U. Pugb and his wife Adla A. I'ugh to huud t ronly, Cutlar and Calder, Trastaes as aforesaid, by deed dated tne. 10th of Jjeceniber, 1869, and duly registered as aforesaid in Book V Y at page ' 162 and following: f.aid before described parcel df laud, having been conveyed to "The Wilmington Bunding Association' by said Crinly C'utlar and Calder, by deed dated April 8th, 1871, ajd duly regmteied In Book B B tit pge 490 and follow ing; also, thu eastern one half of thi lot Lumbered 8" oh the B ock numbered 93 as designated on the plan of said city, bein .he same parcel ..f land which was conveyed by William A. Co mining and his wife, Samuel ftorthroD and his wife and : William, ij. Korthropand hUwife to ' The Wilmington bnildr ing Association." by deed dated the 25ttt oi Majj. 1870, and auly registered in tiie proper office in Book' ZJ Z at page a51 and f oUowing; also, the eastern half of tuid lot numoer 3 in BIock numbered 93 being t e same conveyed by tbe deed last referred to; also a ceitain parcel of land being part of lot number 6, in Block numbered 91 as designated on the plan of said city, beginning in northern line of Castle strcejt ' 8i feet tram nor.heasiern intersection of castle wirp Eighth street, thence edtitwardly with said line cl Cattle street 40 feet thence uorthwardly paralldl with Eighth street 66 feet, thence westwardlr parallel with Castle sireet 40 feet, and thence south wardly C6 feet to tbe beginning; said two lastparceljs ux loiiu uciux tuo auio vuuveyeu oj saia Cummin ana sum smaei ana w imam u. Northrop and toe resuective wives to caid Wiiiuinaton Building Asm ciarion. by deed dated tho i2th o Januai v. lfe7L kli registered as aforesaid in Book A A A at pae v.o auu iu tuniugj ui5., a certain percei CT utna CO I veyed by tho era uors in the two deeds last rufeir. to, to said iiuilding Association, by deed dated the lain oi pcoruary, ia, ana registered as aforesaid la parcel of land con veyed by the deed last before lerurred to; also, the western 122 feec and 6 inches of the two Jots respec tively numnered 5 and 6 n the Block numbered 95 ce designated on the plan aforesaid, being tbe parcel of land conveyed by the grantors in the three last deeds ro erred to, t the said Building Association, by deed dated March lith, 3872, and regisicred as aforesaid in tso k. m m E at page mi and following; also a certain parcel of land beginning at the northeastern intersection of TeLtn street with Princess street, thence running ca ta dly with the northern line or Princess street sixty-six feet, thence northwardly andpartllel with Tenth struct one hundred and thirty feet 10 Hacomber's line, thence with said line southwardly aoout 70 f cct to the eastern line of Tenth street and thence southwardly wita said line of Tenth street about 115 feet to the beginning; being the parcel of laud com eyed by said William A. cummlng ana his wife to said Building Associa tion, by deed dated March Cth. 1873. ana re?itereil &s aforesaid in Book OtiUtt page 14 J and folr iiig; tusu mrec certain parcels ot land conveyed by taid Cu aiming and said Samuel md William 11. Isortnrop and their respective wives to said Building Associai ion, by oeed dated tho 30th of January, 1874, and registered as a'oresuid in Book H 11 H at page 556 and following. 'J he first of said three parce's of laad bem" tae eastern X90fcct of lot num ber 6 iu Block 91. Tee second of said three parcels of land being the western one haK of lot tnmber 5 of said Block number 91. '1 he third of said three par cels of land bung the eastern halves of lots num bered respectively 3 and 4 in Block 93, on tbe plan aforesaid. Also, a certain other Darcel of land heii.r lot number 4 in Block 72, coriveyed by said Cummmg and :-amuel and William n. Northrop and their re spective wives to said building Associaiion, by deed dated Uciober 5th, 18W, and registered as aforesaid in Book f F F at ua;e 429 i.ud following: also. two certain parcels of land conveyed by Samuel and William H. .Nor.hrop aud said William A. Camming and their respective wives to said Building Associi titm.by deed dated Alay 25ta,18M, and dulv register ed as aforesaid In Book J J J at page 253 and fol lowing. The lirst of said two oarcels of luud htnr lot number 4 in Block numbered 72 as designated on the plan of tuiid city, l he sccoud of said iw -nu. eels of land beinaicg at the northeastern intersec tion of Tenth s'reet with Princess street, thence running e&stwurdly with the northern line of Prin cess street sixty-six fc t, thence northwardly paral lel 4viih Tenth btieet ISO feet to Macoraber's line, thence wkhMaconiber's line southwcstwanllvrahont 70i eet to the en?teru line of Tenth treet,aud thence southwardly with said line of Tenth street about 115 feet to the beginning; being part of lots numbeied respectively 6 a:id 4 in Block numbered 187 . as de-ignated ou the plan of 6aid cir v. Wilmington, uctobi-r 15th, lr75. WRIGHT A STEDMAN, in t 15 30Us Attorneys. Vainalile Eeal Estate far Sale. BY VIRTUE OF AND PURSUANT TO THE provi!" oi:s of aceitaia indenture at motttr&jra itle ty 1 honiiU B Carrand hie wife fnroHiie N Curr, to t'tim iicl li. Wet"Tiy. beunnsr date the 14th day of Ma.ch. A. D.. IS'10, uua amy rcsfisrcrVd In the proper ollice. tbe undersiiiued. aa the Attorncva o; r-aid mortgagee, will on Saiuruay, the30ih day of October. A. 187a. at the dourof theConrt Honso f)f tlieccuuty of New Hanover, sell by public auc tion, forcash, the following aescribed lot or parcel ofland Htnate in the city or Wilmington in Eald county of New lianorcr that 14 to eay beginning- 11 tae noriaoru line or Jttarkei street . at a point ixty six fcut ve;twaralv from (ho corthw-patprn in tertfctii'U of ;aid Market street and fcocopd urt-pli, ttt n iuv iivno w ucvjsuvb 01 me iai3 1 nomas uowan, thence noi thwardly one hund ed and thirty-two. fect to the Southern line of Toomer's Alley, thence westwaraly with snid line of said atley foitj-eight fect to the lire of a lot belonging to 8t. John's Lode, and thence eonthwardly w ith the eastern line of said lot laet referred to one hnucrcd and thirty-two feet t.,. 1, ... ..1 . . , . . e 1 to tne DeginniBc The above sale will take pkue aW12 o'clock M WRWUT & &TDMAN, ., Attorneys. oct 1-304 MISCELLANEOUS. TTt -eTT T T3 T TT A T O I J.1 Jul Vtf X JL XV X V jEX i (3 I is Week. WA OAMAV7 & CAPE FEAR FRESH-BEATEN R t C 13 , JJA3IS, SIXWS, BHOULDERSy " fDry Salted and Smoked). , English, and Scotch Ales, COFFEES of all "kinds at Reduced Prices, FISH, ; CASE GOODS of all kinds, TQILET SOAPS, Fine Pale and Common SOAPS, Twenty different kinds of TONIC BITTERS, Cigaxs, Tobacco Kerosene Oil, Hay, Corn and Oats, WITH HUNDREDS OF OTHER ARTICLES OF Groceries at Wholesale. CASH or 'close buyinir customers cun hp. mftA 1. ways, with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prices. may -n . JVUIUAH Jk, VOLLERS, Removal, ryUV UNDERSIGNED HAS REMOVED TO HIS A Store No. 25 South Front street, three doors Sputh cf his olt stand, where he has increase facilities for showing his large and varied, Stock of ' Hardware, Cutlery, Guna, ,(L' : . ; AWRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c. and respectfully Holicits a conUnuauce of the jpera patronage harefcofore bestowed. : ' ' ; ? octip-tf " GEO. A. PECjC, tew' fioods! RECEIVED BY STEAMSHIP REGULATOR. Choice Delaware. TWalHon anrl n.il. r:..,.. Duchess. Bactlettand Lonise I)KnnnK Poar.t p nwall Bananas, bweet Oranges, 1 iarge Red King A?P ?f,w p;,u)e8. Pates,- i igs, Horse Radish, Cape Cod Cranberries, &c. J f ? . 1 -: '' NOKTHROP'8 ocMl-tf Fruit, and Confectionery Store.. . Saddles, . Harness, and KKips, OF ALLDESCHIPTlONS. AT THE - f fei ls 1 On Third Bet weenPrincess and Market, ' Oct 4tf- HAYDEN GERHARDT. - AH 3 NO i ms : iff 7 3. .rr;mif 7; V ept 15-tf TUB ATTBNTIOX Qff THB PUBLIClJB KKSr'ECTFtrLLV INTTTED TO THE irAOT THAT THE . Carolina Central Railway being completed andifully equipped for busfaesss. offers witli its connect 'Ist at Wllmiogton both via Direct Steamer Lines imd vialvVeldon and Portsmouth, toCBaltimore, Philaf ,j delpblaew York, Bostpn and roenCuqflqualai facility fqr. bandying BiiipmentB from-.' Wiimington and TO : CHAKXOTTE,;: JTM"ESTfIL and all stations on the Atlantic, Teun. ,& Ohio,! Atlanta & Richnsond." Air Xanet.l-Torth Carolita Western North Carolina Railroads as well as all points in GEORGIA' AN J ALABAMA. ' ' 77 insurance from Kastera.' cities suaranteea as-low and Hates alwavi as lnw s ih inupm. , .. , 1 Rates to all points furnished' BpOB; applicatfoh Building. , , . P 2-tf . , ' , , ;. ? business: (jAiibs: A. APBTATf. : EL-VOIXGBS. ABUIAS & VOLLEM. Corner Front and Dock. Sts. W1LJIIJVGTOB,' N.C Tt7HOLESALS GROCERS .. TT " ' IN ALL ITS BEAN Ootmtxv merchants will do wellbv callinnn n i and examining onr stock. nov 19-tf j 15. F. M ITCIIE LI. .V SON, QOMMISSIQN : MJSRCnANTS : ; : And Dealem-in Grain, Flour, Har. . and, also Gronnd Iwcal, JPearl Hdmlfiy arfd' Crft. J Noe. 9 and 10 N. Water at, Wilmington, N3 C. proprietors or tne tterchant's Flouring Mills. ; nov so-xr LEGAL CAHDS. N. A. STEDMAN, Jrv Attorney at LaW, ELIZABETHTO WN N July 7-DAWtf . j a MISCELLANEOUS. ft Charity, Begins;) at Hdme FROM THIS DATE PIANOS TUNED For 91 to $3!! (NOT CASH IF INCONVENIENT) -BY .(it J. F. Rueckert "of Wilmington, N. C i farrantei Perfect ur Money Retail. TIS.1T II 1 31! HK RECEIVES ORDERS ONLY AT Mann's Book Store, 27 W Front St j. or at YATES NEW BOOK STORE, or at his resi- l-t! . ' - ........ 1 deuce, NorrV-a -t wincrThhd and Market streets, ne maKes no Personal 'Calls to Viprym for Jobs, but will be pleased to receive your orders at yonr convenience, only at the above named places. . Oct! 23-tf Tick! Tick! Tick "VTOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY WATCHES, . ,V V 5 , a,5uvrwaw, wishing to reduce my ""iubuu ouycr-, waooes, Jewelry of the latest ; Sty lea" Solid Sjfver aiiQ piated good's, all of which I have fine selection, plain Gold Wedding Rin: f ancv arid Seal Rinsrs. and all kinds of ius carriea in hiat cias jewelry store. I al Kretuy. rcaacea prices to suit the times. I eive all work mv riprsnnnl attention and guarentee satisfaction.- Old Sliver and wjia Doagnt at tne highest prices. !r milv :r,) . , 1 t J. H. ALLEN, ' JQlyl7-tf . .-. .. ! -Agent. FOR SJIET. J SECOND HAND 83 HORSE POWER ; ;;; Stationary Steam Engine BoHci, wM and 80 horse power Portable Floe Bollc smokestack, pump, &c, allln excellent order. Afso 1 SECOND. HAND 13 HORSE POWER OScAAT- INQ STEAM ENGINE, suuai.e for ginning and grist mfllr WjU,jbe'sold low. For information apply to : : U "- 'I y-t HART, BAILEY A OO.y June 18-tf i t oomn j font street. Cty of TVUmtngton. -e, . Treasureh's Office. th October J3tli, 1875 X HE OFFICE OP. CITY TREASURER be open for the WJLX ent of Taxes - , , on the ' , . . -; . ' 14th and 15th1 Instant, from 9 oVloo.k a f.'r thi n v u:vi.'.: and in tne cveninfir from 7 o'clock until q in ti,o mtt, a list a-f unpaid taxes will bo advertised, and no-ad-Tortlsement under the :law- can, , be accepted as waived. ocill-tf FINE CORAL SETS, EaEDROPS AND Opera - Chains k:J. Receiygcl 'Atiiif;. it GEaifioniiMl vkt-u - - 6 Market Sti'edt W - j2$&G.' vlsrrrNG- fakfiDa v printed la the moeTeWant ttiltt: u vTi tl CHE t i WM. H. BERNARD'S Jl ER GOODS -TT- -TTI 1 1 l-i r,!?o yy ml ol Vii; .W'.-n'Hibituvi yd Ui ?i nrrq- U'jO'i yuA' :ff I -J. .fic Jon sisii I i. J.- L' niiiiq Hi il .5fi'il (2 U t-ViJ ! ;- r? i-:! r r ii-Carelfsm Cetsiral leilwa' I wlLMlNGTQiiMARCii to, 187- 'Una all, East'f4il Ci'tiSSK as via. nr.v ntlmr iin -Viimmfnai ra.itrnii.foi r.idVw.a l to fho undcreigndil. ,( See ia"Barii.:ofNdw Hanover 1 V. VV CLT'lJi Scneti Freight AEent I t i h ' . .WlLSDGTON ' K; tii julv 1. 1875j Change of Bchedule I ON AND -AFTER SUNDAY, JULY. 4TH, THE; following Schedule will be run on thia.Eoad;, NjaaEaPItKSSANuPASSEKGKB' TBAIN (Oaily '1 -l Vv,;. j Leave WUiniagtoiu-. "6:25 P. M.' Leave Florence 12:20 A. M i Arrivcabtoiunbta:2.i.a.i:.',Ai.'...i'.J4l5 A. ii! Arrive at Augusta, 8:45 A. M.! LeaveAuAista,.i;i..i)...U..-.i..w 4:15 P. M.t Leave Cc-himbia , 8:15 P, M.I Leave Florence. '. l;in A: W Arrive at Wilmington, . ....-....-.......' -7 :10 A M. i Passengers going west beyond Columbia takeil risk... this train, leaving rWHminstan at 6:25 P-lti .-. . I ;' 1 ' Day Paiscuffkr Train rsiiiw -, Sunday.) Leave Wilmington : . .'. ;. ; ." . '. . .' ' 6 'SO A W Arrive at lorence. . . . -, .Ji.- , .' : 12:05 J M Leave Florence 12:45 P M Ariixcs at WiimingMu ; m ti:22 PM Connects at Flormce with N. R. frnWri:hri ton. and with Pi eight Train with Passenger Coach Irlda" ywigauoia ioivaaj a,' YYyunasaays a-d TUrOHgli Freftit Traift Taily except eave Wilmington,.. . ".. . ArrivHiRt Eloxenee.cl .JI.civ.U Arrive ttColftmbia.-.,.. ... -beate Colombia I-.. .v. . . . .'. ; . ,; Leave Florence .,.... ... - 'Arrive at Wlltninonn' ' -';?"'" 1:55 P. M. 1:40 A. M. 9.00 A. M. 5:80 P. M. i4:00 A.M. 'SrtW P. M. , , . - " - ... UiWW X . iTl , LOCal Freight TmUlt Imvn Wilminirtnn?n.l.i Thurhda) s and Saturdays at 6:20 A. j3 and arrive at e- oU?i.a ?nd4y ; VVednesday s and Fridays at and beyond should: take Night Express Tram from Through Sleeping Cars onnight trains for Charles'" toa and Angusia. i!-' i a'u"-.: m-t r. ji JAKES ANDERSON,; - go: . ; VmC3 O? USH L SUPEHINTEJTDKirr, 1 Ayaminstorf, K. 0.rTune 8, 1875. (TM. ANO,. AFTER JUKE TH, PA1 SENGER Trains on the Wilmington and Weldoi Railroad Will rn-n nj fnl'nwc ,-r. ... fflAJXi TRAIN. Lsave Union Depot. .uiy, San 1 day's excepted) ..i.s... .. ... .. At Ajriv&atGoldBboro.... , t . Rocky Mount... ...... .it 'l WsidAti :' !t - ..:.! ji 7:35 A. M. 11: 45 A. J4. 13 P. M. a.-w p.' m. y?jy?R:im7 At, 10:05 .A. M Arrite at Rocky Meant, "!i Ooldfiboro.w v - "Union Depot. 1 ll:4I A. M iwo..;!' 1:35 P. SL 6:P5 P. M. SXSK!3SS TBAIN ANO THBI9UGH V i FitEHCIST Tn.lTlB.Mi'i'i r da.iA r.. 'dlr" Rocky Mount . s i am. Leave. Weldon. dai.v..J..f . 6 00 A. M. i :w P. M. 9:30 P. M. ia:S5 A.-M. for all points North via Bay Line and Acc roubes.jnM J-.U ..jrjvU- -:Ti i Creek Kzproes Tram ccn necta only with Acquia Creek " JOHH ?. nrvrNTie june . weneral KaDerfn tendea ts ' ' ! MiscpEttSNEoiis. .'Si;"'.;; .!.-.) Mjj i 10! 3-iai'li sriO ai A CHANGEJN tTHE. , ,. ON TIIE,, ' . . MntnQl.DonDfit -Din. 1 GaaarspriEPB-Ecn? not. ii'is.- 1876, Eosaidf ,60 A HWfff uttetff': foTaaanL lL wyn ilix-- Je centa tPmft .3tMm Jwpwrt. rrr ,or sale lew bv -Z9 i.'.J0 i -i1 & MUCHISDN,i. ... . oqt 24-tf Turpentine Scrapersr sa. .Beck fccrTto tbeabovo ;ttous3 of Haraware ililla h wui uu luuud :i I i iin ,i ' ., A..nl,i ,t....i tr ir r f L-- JOHN DAWAotj, Scribnertonthly for 1876 -hei rtJiuAerw tevHeitteBttbii to- the fellowin J list of some of the attractive article secured fu Scribner'a Monthly, for the coiaing year. In the field of fcctkm, beaiaw nameroM oorelettei and ; -Twff : ReiartalJle;' Serial Stones Tbe first f thoee, now complete ia nr hft&d 1 -. ' - . s k f By BUPT HAUTE, ., PEGJQ IN THJE.NOyfiMBEB NUXBEB, and will run for twelve months. .TJiia iaMr.Sarte'i 'first extended work. 1 The f cenea J and ' character. , ,t, u.u uwv-awwn uvu a JMVVTIW Mela. 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Wagon, used in the city, wUl send the same to tae. shep of John A-Taltepolr-Second Street, and have their Registered qutbert painted thereon be fore .the first day of March, jprox., when the Ordl iiailttposinaaPraaltw willbeenSdre. - iA i A list of the registered numbers, will be furnished 'PrfnbiiiiaBffibliAiBi 6tt2l.tr ' IVaii. to 'ntfil'tiv li: . 51
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