OATE3 OF ADTBBTISXAO.
Ons Bquars one 4ay,,',r;.."...'.:;v:.!.. $1 a
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S 60
S 00
rT.IfflP DAILT gOPT MONDAYS.
"T 0 imaiRM a adtajto : j -
yeemonU u ; .1 00
On srtaeibew, dOiraei in any prt of the
IX) 'y Met, oar vaty piu w
Xbe roll of Clerk Adams will be cotiteated
ihe Kepublicana. ; --f Butler win man
L Darrell's case, from Louisiana j -Sator
Morton has been removed , to Ma
- DenioCrttic Senators will be
Jiied by Senators' Spofford and Eustisvin
' SiirTotes upon the President's Louisiana
nominations. --toa CeWoflUligb,
"becn appointed .superintendent of the
House folding room. , French Cham
ber will consist of 314 Republicans and 201
HucMabonitea. , Russia islnakinfi
jmple preparations for wintering the army;
the military roads are in a terrible cpndi-lioo-
Russians attacked the town of Siilina
nd parHy destroyed it President's
Message sent to Congress. Gen. Pope
telegrapba that the difficulties at El Paso
aid San Elizaro are entirely; between J citi
zensof Texas; he has ordered Lieut. Rocker
not to interfere -r-'Rainy and Cain, of
South Carolina;; ere;w&rn in id the,
fluuse; DureH, of Louisiana, also,was sworn
jn; '; . House'of Bishops have' adopted a
oajorilieorganizatioQofa sisterhood
of uWonesses. In Senate a bjll to
repeal the iron-clad '.oath was introduced.
New York markets: aonej 6 per
ceuL; gold 'quiet at cotton1 uet at
11 5-'l6ll 7-16 cents; flour 510c lower,
SouUiern$5 758 50; wheat without de
cided changei corn steady; spirits turpen-
fine steady at SScenW; rosin Steady at;$l 70
. 1 80. . : ... '
" , .. i-:W j
Hon. Samuel J. Randalf f: was born
October 13, 1828, " in Philadelphia.
He was elected a Democratic : Repre
sentative from that citj in 1862 and
has been in Congress, ever since, j
It turna out that the difficulties at
El Paso are confined entirely to. the
.'citizens oTjTexas, j Americans and
Mexicans. How they will be aettled
is difficult to tell, aa the military will
not interfere, and the s civil authori
ties are powerless. : 1 t :
The Housefof Bishops have adopt
ed a canou for the organization -of a
sisterhood of deaconesses, quite Birni
Jar to the plan adopted by the Con
vention. A resolution in regard to
tiie separation of Church and State
was disposed of in doable-quick time,
a hundred voices demanding that it
be laid on the table, which was ac
cordingly done, j, ii j v
Ten Democrats, Northern, we sup
potKj, voted for Henry WardBeecher
in the caucus for Chaplain. Beecher
is a cantankerous Republican of the
war stripe. Did those ten Democrats
meau :to express their approval of
Beeeher's politics, or of' his morals?
Possibly, they meant only to secure
the services of s chaplain whose
morals' were representative of the
Congress, and of whom it might be
said that " he was the right man in
the right place." Selah ! .
The President's first message is a
business, like document. He advances
at once to the purposes for which the
Congress was called in extra session.
He asks for an appropriation for
twenty-five thousand men in the
army, leaving the question of increase'
or decrease to be hereafter consid
ered. He asks for immediate action,
as the country is largely ia,arrearf
i& its array payments. Ho wants
$32,436,764.98 for the army and $2,
003,801.27 for the navy.' Other sums
for the various branches of the ser
vice are also solicited. He asks for
an appropriation of $200,000 to enable
the United States; to participate in
the advantages of an Internaiional
Exhibition in Paris. ' .
We are pleased to see that' North
Carolkia gets one office in the distri
bution of favors by the Democratic
House. Major Seaton Gales,. of Ra-
ieigh, has been appointed Superin
tendent of the Folding Room He
is a genial, true-hearted,eloquent gen-
tleman, and is besides an old editor.
He is the son of the late Weston R.
Gales, who so long time edited the
ld Raleigh .Register,; and not the son
of the late Joseph Gales,' of the Na
tional Intelligencer, as the telegraph
stales: Maj, Gales is nephew both of
the late Joseph . Gales, referred Op
and of Col. W. W. Seaton, Rafter
' whom be was named, ? and. who mar
ried Maj. Galea's aunt. His .: grand
father, the first Joseph - Gales, was
eo-editor of the Sheffield IrU, Eng
land, with the poet James Montgome
ry. Mr. Gales, early in this century,
established the Rafdgh'We..His
son Weston succeeded him, and than
his grasdsnr Seatonl -
-r Rev. n:F, M; tJordanji tho weif
. " uw very sacressi.B,i)apus( eTango
will begin meeting with the Klnston
rTUrch on the 23d Inst ; Can't be visit
ulwiUWB . ueiore ne returns , to mat
VOLVXXL-NO. 2lJj -f;
LatstBy- ytail.ij S3
'Wmwm from WaafclBKtoa.
? 1
I Special Dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.l
pi '
5.-
? THB LOUISIANA SKNaTORSHTPJ. - if-
r Senator Eastis "6P Louisiana,' jhis
arrived. , His credentials are stiU ou
the, files of the committee on fnvjta
leges and Elections. It is understbod:
that if -;the committee does hot! take
action in a reasonable :time a move
ment will be made to bring hi8!case;
dirwtlyi)efqre the Senate! f Th e
merits of thB case are thoroughly' uq-
derstood, as they ought to be artier,
four Tears' discussion, arid:1 there loaa
be no possible excuse for any delays
la a short time the commission of
Mr.v'C.fc:P. Ramsdefl; U. a-marshal
for Virginia, will eipire. , Mr. Ed
ward C. MarBhaH, the eldest ison of
Chief J listice Marshall, is an appli
cant for the positibri, and, in j com-
pany witn Joi. Mosby, has baa a jper
sonal (interview with the Preilent
on LiiH inmnni. -. --1
; TE VACANT JUDGESHIP.
In reference tolhe prospeeti vej
ap
tbe pomtment xot Gen. Harlan to
bench of the Supreme Court, doupt isf
expressed by many for the reiison
that the ; President r has in cDTiv4rBai
tion Indicated-thatPhe "wohld appoiht
no man who ' was not acceptable to
the conservative sentiment , of ' the
South. Gen. Harlan does - not: fill
this bill. ' He is not supported by the
congressional delegation from- Ken
tucky, nor by any men of promioence
who can be considered as proper: rep
resentatives of the conservative ele
ment of the South. Among his .re
commendations, however," are some
from those who have been termed
"copperheads" in times past, and who
may now be said to belong to what
is called the Bourbon elemeut ;oE the1
democracy. It need not be a matter
of surprise if General Harlan should
receive the appointment even1 after
what the President has said, fori the
President . reserves to . himself the
privilege which pertains to most1
men, of changing his mind occasion
ally. It can, however,, be . repeated
to-night on authority that no podftive
determination has been reached (Con
cerning this appointment, i Influen
tial pressure from the South has been
brought to bear in favor of Mr.
Breckinridge, of Missouri. ; and! Miv
Thomas Allen Clark,1 of' New
leans.
Or-
,H.,'' the Washington correspon
dent of the Raleigh Observer, ves
this interesting information:
"There are several here from portly
Carolina representing other j States.
McKenzie, of Ky.,, moved from Ire
dell county ; Turner, a venerable j and
distinguished lawyer of Kentucky,
moved from Rowan county. (He
says he wants to see Zeb Vance worse
than any man living.) J ones, of Ken
tucky, is of a Rutherford county fam
ily; Gause, of Arkansas, is from Co
lumbus county; Cannon, of Illinois, is
from Guilford -county: JNilson. of
Iowa,' from Cleveland county;! and
Riddle, of Tennessee, is from Iredsll
county. His father lived in; Stat es-
ville many years; and removed from
that place to Tennessee. Forney, of
Alabama, is of a Lincoln county ;fam
ily; he is a cousin of Judge Shipb, of
Charlotte, and of the Hokes,! of ? Lin
coln county. i
Spirits Txirpentiiip.
Killing frosts is the pry j that
comes up from our exchanges. ; j : V
, Revenue collections -in the 4th
District last week were flSStf
' Jamesoebram, aged eighteen,
icked 416 pounds of cotton , in ofae day in
ecklenburg. ; i
- There have bee recently thirty
five accessions to the M.i K Chttrch In Mt.
Olive Circuit. ... j
A revival of religion isl progress
ing at Mount Pleasant, under the preachipg
of Rev. A. D. Belts. ! :-':
A wagon loaded with' goods
was swamped in a creek . near the Btanly
line. Almost a total loss. .....-. ': '
- Thirty persons have united with
the Methodist K Church on Buck ! Horn
-Tbe Cincinnati JEnquirer speaks
la high terms of Maj, ITates speeches, and
wanUhim Tor next year's campaign. Thank
you, but North Carolina may : have a use
for him.! - -; ' j; .: : . ;
. li Rev. L. L. Nash:, writes the
Advocate that 180 persons have united with
the Methodist Church on Wiltiamstoh cir
cuit during the year, and tnat
verts will ; join, p rnof
'' : : Concord Hegist 'er : f
other con-
The' reli-
eious interest in the Methodist Church con-
tinues unaDaiea. me eunon crjp
this countv will be a lieht one.i Prof.
Garvin, showed ns a handsome specimen of
ore from tne Lttny mine, in townsnip xto.
9. on Wedhesday. The Professor says he
has struck a lode that is six feet broad, of
heaW aulphurets carrying gold, silver apd
lead. 1 ' Hi
-fMonroe JExpresai Mi.' Chapman
Hill brought into our orace tne otner day
the largest apple, we, have iyet seen. fIt
measured fourteen Inches in circumfeiypxe
and four and ' half In diameter. --Acf
cording to announcement me x-asiortoi .pe
Rantiat Chnrch resumed , services in his
. r . - i 1j t
ennrnn nn-iun nnmui UTeninr. uu una
continued to iwotract the . meeting d&nsfcaTieiJhUifehi &ttmjyW-m$j "J7"'
the week, three persons have united with
-thehuich.r nAfu. Utfi'.'Mitit&rr.l ,
. -r- Concord vSttn; One or twJt cases
of ; diphtheria are reported In town this
week. One death occurred from it Wed
netday night ; While the celebration
of EnochTille Debatlns Society, , at theh
hall at Enoch's, was being carried j on last
TneoAnv. the floor save wav nadert some
heaw orator and a panic immediately en
sued. No ope wa serioosly injured, thonjjh,
11 "I ' 1 ' .l.i . ... . ! ' ' 11 ! ,i I i 11 ,) . i ' -f I .i I , f , ' iii.
' Vf LMINGTO
erefal ladies receired .ftligbt (bmises and
tber trifliag lji1ttiieaJH;jjj iudi iosic.5. 1 vh
cord Sum On Tuesday ot Tasrwe'ekv therfe
were' two deaths ih bttrvillairefr. Moses
Bhimpoct and tMmh EUatU;;!MMGhprj
(Tllll Hmaiill wam ijnlsiviil , at, .at ..1T!nl.n'i '
Mrs.Melchov was the mother of left ohildren.
had thirty! fn'dchiMiten.t d:fonijteft
greai-graaacniKirem.v.v-wuaja i a fivje
, mile radius .f Jl(.,PJeas anL there are ifiht
piace, to intetcnanee Shouchts and obiniont.
ilt--rri Charlotte Qfaervee a a ii Aceording
to the present arrangement QoVivHambtoo
will not arrive at the Raleigh f air nalil next
Thursday, ? .tTTTTohe.uifaji'i the cotton.
ieemea:m yesteraynav flay nprcre made
p upari, .,01, e rmerjnu)K -(sweif . viq ma
bosom. :. -rrrn ifister'day'wM qutte, aliiryejy
4 up J.hmint,r .QQ$ in ihe cmdS' formj
ppuraa in from piRea as far down' a$ XJpiqn
county and as far west as RtheXford. The,
total amount received will foot up full yj five
pootods.'' The hntfwess of the mint is rapidly
increasing;,; yjjiij hf: d a v
Rev.; R;tu Abernetliy writes tb
in the College is still JiricrettslDg, wideisg
arid deepening. 1 Every student in thejCpl-j
lege, excepT&tfehaSreither professed pr is
a penitent &lrthira5fal. The altar is crowd
ed each nights-By ten o'clock, my faettr
foreclosing tbeserviceaiheariyiaU are bo-;
verted, ft, On ,,ih9; nex nighl . .thejalt jit , $
again, mu-rano so tne worK goes on. Twen-
'tv.rin'-
lasC'nfg!rt,an'd many 'of tnfe conveys; witt
Uhiled WtthtWa M.:E. Church Sduth,
t dldsbrO'fiAfr-Wdytte!
October 22d; Judge Eure! 'wiD'preBidCi,
There are in, all five capital capes to b de
posed of,; and it is highly firohbje thai one;
or more of these will becbm. caniiates
for the gallows, , Besides Tboin'psbh, there'
are two negroes charged: with burglary and
attempt at rape, one other1 with burglary
and attempt at arson. -Our informant
who furnished,-qs , the particulars of the
killing of Kader Ballard, in ..Job ostoh'
county, made a mistake in the name of bis
murderer. It was John Edwards aha not
John Pearce, as we bad it' lasPweek. Edrt
1 - i i . . . ,T ' V
warus is aooia mw aoeni ou years oiar
and has a large family; Ballard also'tyaves
a family. : The murder was without piovo-
j t Monroe Vjo-uirer: MessrSiE. A.
Armneld and John Btiute, having- an! idea 1
ot imorovme tneir stockJ ordered and re
ceived, last wek, from Tennessee' tome
4t ' J -. - M m i m. m I
line specimens oi . vouwoia sneep I ana
Berkshire bogs, j r Mr,yR Q. Bythe
reports the finding, of a native while rabbit,
with pink eyes,, in the woods, in the Pleas
ant Grove .neighborhood.,' ,- - Afler a
great deal of trouble we have just. Bucjceed-1
w .U VU.D WUUVJi vuv .IfbOt AXUOblU d lUIIU
called Long's Store, with John I. Long ' as
postmaster, and the ! other ' a few1 jSiles
northwest ot thero snear Love's1 Level
with t James Li . Love ;!as i jobi master.
Ail in fhlD Annfrv ' ftno naow Anatin'aJmlll
- The criminal docket-nSilmbered 131
cases, of which about 31 were hew Jcases
found by the present Grand Jury? none of
much -importance. except-that-aiain St
Samuel Alexander.- for the r piurder of
Jeffdrsoi K Dunn, last iTaibary, Ha was
arreaieu ana oroagnt iu juonroe on jast
Tharsday night. The case was -taken oe-1
fore the Grand Jury. on .Friday, and a true
hill of murder was returned. The fol
lowing patties wyi shortly take -artyp to
Raleicb: Randall Allen! eoti conietfed of
larceny, and sentenced to one year in the
Esnitentiary; Peter Manus, col., thred y'rs;
anlel Helms, coL; assault 1 With intent to
commit rape, ten, yeara.,. This last else is
an insiauce oi epeeuy jasuce, aa uiu pnoio
was only committed oh the 5th instant, his
victim being a little girl only eighljearB old. .
T JEE3T JEJ . O X T"5T.
.".a..-1 ,. j ir, t a . j 4 ,
MB W ADVKRTISBIHBNTsi
Hkiksbbkgbb Music.
O. aiiafxr-ebiagles.
.MmraoH & Co.t-Caa8. hnaineat aniti. J
G.iK. Ekknch Sok Boou and shoes.
f ar.'O. Sravmrsoir-Buckwheat, buttr,&a:
The fish market was abundantly
supplied jeaterday aftorjjdoB. j ' '
The New Rivfer'oystersislrej bf.
ter than nsnat at this season or the yean
i -. . -: .u - . i
, ., Seven additional members of
the Light Infantry company left fdr( iRa
leigh on the train last evening. -vu
tl&J$S&& iiiafconists Jailed
upon another of the, fraternity, yesterday,
to know if he could -loan him an Indian.
He was referred to Gch. O. O. Howard.
. Clear or partly oloudy weithr,
winds mostly from theeast, stationary tem
perature and stationary olower pressure,
are the indications for this Section to-day.
a ;i.'The 'excursion on the. steamer Jl
S Underbill 46-day bidCfair to havp very
pleasant ' Weather. The boat will leave
Parleys Wharf at 8:30 o'clock... This will
certainly be the last chance for the season.
see a 5 Statement -going . the
rounds of the papers to the(efEect that New
TTunover Sunerior Court adiourned abhour
to see Cole's circus islrel,."paradej Tha
fact is that Cole's circus 'flas not been in
this county, and the SuperiorCojart not
been in sesaion since the term, commencing'
on thethfa.yy " '
Ota hv a C.a r.
; X '1 driver of ' one oil jitie:f atreel. cars, a
youngste -by1; tte Ma'me ;o 5!?oTner; while
his Car was passing in the neighborhbod of
Fourth and Red Cross streets .' yesterday
morning, about ft o'lockk stooped 't? look
Under the car to see if there was "not some
thing: the. matter with, bif ! brakea when he
mtsseri JHoftlfik"1 'toWtrack,
the wheels of the ' car 'passlrig'otlr jone of
t his legs. aFortsnatelyjilie had on a pair of
1 UUCK DOOIS. , U,U.,ii JVU. -
( suit ; in anything more serious than ja( ;f w,
I miluan IrrlTll.
e-----r-- i
"The
t! O... Tl.lit .- A if1lAWV
under
ftho Planner,
comman
Vtrti the'aSO tralh' last nigtit,! natipg; come
from Wilmington via Hamlet. The coaa.-
rAiA ntaribere'd 22 Vmen! ani two of&oers,
h.Jn-nnlr a aectlon of .lhft. Jjalterv.l TWO
- . . . . . . ... . . iL.. IWlLL
were at once conducted to their'qoaTi
ers'at
fcw WEDNESDAY.
r of tbe sospeid Tblef la : wtl-
w!.(lldl..'S UtSU ..It; r, ' ,t'V "lx n
'' 1 . - t - i ' . ' ' ' ' .
On Saturday evening, last a eolored ex-
curaloh party left Marion, 8v C, for this
caqd'bout li ' o'clock i that nigh the
poMcframhoritles here received a dispatch
frdm a parly at Marion requesting them to
e'eVfi look out for ohe Zylphia Blackman.
'colored1, who waaoni'1 the train. j It seems
uie xauroaa agen. a. jtianon nag. peen
robbed a. night or :two 'previously of about
.and the .husband of this woman,! who
jwasio .charge' of je pump, at that place',
bad heea.su8pected of the robbery .'It was
, kno,wh that the woman ;had . come to ViK
imingion. on tne excursion train, and i was
: thought probable that . if : her husband was
guilty She would be likely to take the money,
or a portion of it, .with-her, in order that
isheimight spend it .where .there would e ho
one io onestion how she came ' by such a
-'lkr amount, j i A party was also sent on
the1 same train from Marion to identify the
Omanif it should become necessary, j Du
rtn Shhday; it haying transpired j that
Zylphia blackman and several others would
hp fttur with "the excursion,Snnday night,
the' niatW of " shadowing' Jthe' woman
ness houses,: at one of which she had -pur
chased quantity of clothmg, made, up of
beaver clolh, for her: husband; at anbther
some fine goods for dresses for herself ; at
another an article of jewelry; and at still
another a lot of furniture, altogether
amounting in value to about $75. She was
arrested Monday afternoon and placed in
the guard house, and the articles she had
purchased taken possession of by the! offi
cers except the furniture, .which had not
been delivered, A telegram was then sent
to the parties at Marion from whom the dis
patch had been received, announcing the
fact of the detection of the woman in spend"
jing, a large amount of money, and her sub-.
sequent, arrest and. detention, ..to. which a
reply was received, about 9 o'clock Mon
day night, requesting that the woman' be
held in custody until further orders, it be
ing understood that as soon as a clue could
be gotten upon the woman here her j hus
band would be arrested by the authorities
at Marion. . j When taken into, custody the
woman still had between six and seven dol
lars of unexpended money In her posses
sion, and it was the opinion of the officers,
from information elicited from her, that she
liad received about $100 from her husband.
Tbe Capital Cam from Hladco. -
; We were informed, - yesterday morning,
that we had unintentionally given currency
to an error in our statement in reference to
the case of Mr. Robert . Smith, indicted at
the present term of Bladen Court for the
alleged killing of Mr. James Murphy, and
had intended to correct it, but subsequent
ly received the following from Mr. N.f A.
Stedman; Jr., of counsel for defendant,
which speaks or itself: V
"In your issue of the 14th inst, you state
that Mr. Smith's counsel had his case re
moved. Your statement .was a mistake.
The Stole of North Carolina, by affidavit of
D., II. Sutton, one of the prosecutors, had
the cause removed. Mr.' Smith courted a
trial in his own county; that denied, he
preferred Wilmington, where he and his
counsel know he will be tried by an intelli
gent and impartial jury. ; It is doe to Mr.
Smith to say he awaited an indictment af
ter his discharge by the Nagist rates."
Tbe Blondes..
i - The 'Norfolk Virginian h&alhe following
in reference to the troupe which are to fill
an engagement at the Opera House in this
city on Thursday and Friday evenings of
the j present- week : . As was - anticipated
Mme. Duclo's Blondes attracted 'to the
Opera House last night a very large audi
ence,1, composed entirely of members of the
male sex, and those who attended . merely
for. the purpose of witnessing an entertain-
ing performance have no cause to codplain.
Others who Were enticed to the show by
the reputation acquired by the troupe and
; a desire.to pamper their love for the ob
scene, were 8urely'not disappointed, as the'
last portion of tbe performance was well
calculated to satisfy them. : -! '
TJ. s. JDl.trie, court.
' The following is a list of the jiarbrs jlrawh ,
for the approaching term of the tJ. S. IJis
trict Court, which opens in this cilyj oh
"Wednesday the 31st of October: : ;
- New Hanover County. James Sprunt,
M, I. Heyer, George Sloan, Preston Cum
ming, O: W. Williams, Owen Dove, C. H.
Ward. . ' :': . . '-- I ' '.
J1 1 Brvihswick County. Jl W. Woodsides,
IL C. Guthrie,''Lojrenzoriiik, J..W.; Tay
lor, John McKenzie. Thomas M. Williams.
' Duplin County.JohnX Bryan, Henry
Grimes, A P. Wiliiams, tWr Farrier Geo.
W. CarroU, jWeUs Taylor; !
Killed br a Fallins: Tree.
A wrrespondent of the Stab, writing
from Duplin Road, ander ' date of yester
day, states that Mr; Jeff'Corbctt, son of
M7moraf Black. River, j while
coon hunting on the night of Monday, the
15th inst:. was caught under . a falling tree
and crushed so badly that be died in; about
two hours;i,v,u
Vl'l
WITH
M Tnaafele.
roonng a .smaii .jaoua uciuji. wovwu
ott .between . Mulberry; ,-and Walnut
streets,! yesterday morning,, the, frame or
; foundation suddenly aave way -and i the
'fi6te,J8trd
PUange to say. the ftwo men escaped wi-
i etrt to much as a scratch, i:- ' .v;
1
, Was placed in the ' liahds" 'of n6fflcerp -N.
Carr' ind T O Bunting,' wo effectually
parried but their instructionsi 'They .racked
hei Monday to several of our leading hjusi-
.XlilwiOjJ tl Y-5,l ilu.i tf-JiiJ . F'.'tiJ !! -'CJj f
.OCrOBEfiilT. l;::; I ,
Tbe alpbnr Treatmeot f6 Olpb
;-f.talai: 'itor ncihitHtMl --htl
Mn,o.tn4ifieaA:Pr,rewP Cure for
Berley, reports one Of his cases of, dlphthe.
ria rapidly disappearing under a treatment,
or suipnur. lie says: The subject was ja
infant and the case; .an unusually ; marked
ope.; The previous treatment by the parents
suggested the" iise 1 of 'sulphur,- and If de
termined Co, give ,itt.av trial-J . t ; preactibed
nothing but small quantities of , ,'flour'of
given ,inree Times a qay; ; in iwenty-riour
bouis the patient had been' so far relieve
Asipniueria, tne r;omana4J3. u. ) correspond
aeni oi me ewoerry Meraia, saysj. f 1f ,
highly esteemed physician,' j.-A
apparentlyfto i experience not, ihe least iniAiQVn.
usaaL UI commend- this td Jthe' f arora&ld
notice1 of the profession';1 -'both -bedause
of its results in this case, and-tbe :easej with
which the remedy, (if . found such) can he
applied. 1 think ah occasional dose will be
found efflcacidus aa a preventiye of this
dangerous disease.";' . ai Uit'::K' j tnls
Thermometer Record
. The following ; will showtte state Of the
!
thermometer, at the station mentioned, at
4.35 yesterday evening, I Washington mean
time asascertaraj daiiy bulletin
issued from the bignai umce in this city;
Augusta:viv::::v.79 tA6j::..a
9
Charleston; l ? '. J. . 75
Aionxgomsryrj.
New QraiiSi.
PuntaRassa',':.
.Savannah iwi .
8Q
Uorsicana, ....... 6U
Oalveaton!:..
. r.f "
lift
TQ
fndiahola, iuiui'tU
Jacksonville, . . . ,.76
.at. Marks,. ,
..82
Key west; 783
Wllmingtoh,. . I Z1Q
. .1. 'V -.ji'-itr-i i mm . m
UnmallaMe ljetter. v : : .r I
The fbllowihg arethe unmailable letters
remaining iri! ihe city post6fficei';s;i j ysi a
Miss Mary 'McKeuria, -care MrP. Mc?
Kenna,;Long Island City, Long Island,,
Y. Rev.j Jos; Boysmore, 1 Weldgn, N. C. ;
W, S. Cliapman, Polklon, Nv C. ; J. W.
j. uiuic, it unc vatv, xw. KJ.
Q'.ii
:i '.
III VKU . Alt D M f B I II K JTKJT1S
-i The steamship- ;Raii Oliver, art
rived ? at Baltimore from; this ; port, ioh the
14th inst., ?tW--':kF .,;.-
The steatnsbip Jfonefactor, Jones, ar
rived at New. York from tbia ;pbrt .on the
14th inst. . , ; . . I ;!,
The German barque Kronnevitz. Burch
ard, arrived at Antwerp from this port on
the 15lh inst. -'
. -r- The schooner Baffle Chursey,
, Brap n in,
Ibis port on
cleared from Philadelphia fori this port on
the ISth inst. -1 . '
tlu: '' " 'tin i
Capt W. J. Potter, whp
- H.r'rC-l i t.- .-I s
was in c large
of the steamer CblxriUe, reports hel safe
arrival at ' Charleston, ' after a ' pleasant
voyage, and that she Bailed for DarienL Ga.,
on the 15th.,. All well - .! .! ,
.. . . i - .
The British barque Florence Matya?fe
the British brig. Jkuy Bee and a sohooner,
name not. known,. were in below y'eateVday.
The former came up near the "Dram ree
late last evening and dropped her ' ' ahchbri '
. LIST OF JLBTTEK8 '
Remaining in tbe City Post-OfficeJ Oct:
17. 1877r i-' .' , v
A Spencer & Allen.- - Cii
B Miss Nellie Bashford. Mrs Julia A
Blanton, Primus Borgans. " ' i "
C Miss Mary Conner. Miss Mary
Cooke, William E, Charlotte... u ,
D Mrs If JS Uavis. James Durham. XJ
Davis, Buck Davis, G B- Day, Ben j Del-
laingoe.--- -,1.rrrr: - 1
JS Capt M..W JfiJlis. ; ,r , f ...
P Cof Jno D Fahion. ' ' ' ' ' j
G Miss Ella Groves. Miss Maeaie; Gal-
lighan, Miss Spivy A Green, , Mrs Sarah A
Green. -. " '
. H Mary Hollis, Mrs, Josephine Hblleyl
Miss Fannie Hamilton, J C Hanes, Rev C
Haues, coL ' ' -: ' j
J Kobt Jackson. Richard , Jordan. J J
Jackson.;. ,. t .
K Mrs Kelley. Miss Heled Key. cot . '
LG LoveJ"Alt'y, Joseph Lucas-W A
Lee. , ' "
M Miss Louisa Mitchell, Miss Maud 'A
Mooie. Miss Maria J Martin; Mrs Mary" A
Mitchell, Mrs Viola D Murrell, Lewi Mc-
Lean, William McUormick, A J Murtell, B
iTMathes... 4 r - .r a
N Miss Eliza Tfixoa. - ' -
P-Mary Pickett. Miss Tillie Powe
1; Joe
ratterson,- CFTrmnieyr-
S Miss Jane Scull. Miss Rebecca Swain.
Mrs Rebecca Sneeden. Mrs Annie E Smith,
Jas D Strauss. Alex Samrjson. , i - ?
T Mrs W L Tart, Mrs Martha Thorn
ton, Mrs Elizabeth 'Tallie, Miss Jhanna
Taylor, Wm Toft. ' U-'Am i -' -
W Lewis Williams. , .Daniel , , Webster,
col, Robt ? Willis.. . . .:,
Persons calling lor letters in the tabbve
list will, please ? say "advertised-'V ff .not
called for w(hin;30 days they will b sent
to the Dead Letter Office. - y . 'k ji i
; r. ;. - :;Ed. R. Bbtetk, P M.
:Wflmingtoh, New.Hanover Co., Nl C-
' Whatever tendslto keer the blood pure
i blood
Burelv tends; to prolong life. -Dr. iBull's
iilood Mixture, Dy its specmc action upon
the blood, keerw it always in a condition of
purity
t
! The mails close and: arrive at .the City
Post Office astfonqws:0iV
CLOSB.
Northern through maUs..".".V-"' :4:45;RjI1.
Northern thrbugh;nd way i !j V j
mails. :i U si' .'iiV, . . J 6:15 A. M,
.Hails for.bejN.!U! -auroaauf,;ov -j !.
;fromnnCludingi A, &' N.'"C.? , '- j:,-
'Railroad, at:i'.T.' 4M PUU
utherfi mails' fdi? all riomtsi t ;
. Jina , ruuies isuuuiicu. , umwIyt.. . , - t - . .
: -SontrudallVf uLl .. t.s. O.-OOif.'M.
Western mails (C, C, Rdaily : I w h;
(except. Sunday) i .......... 5:45iA...M
Railroad 1 tfM.XiTA i IV 11 iSOUM.;
Malls for points1 betweei,;Fh js ?
i reach and Charleston .-. . . .llOAiM."
Fayetteville,ud offices ou Cape v .. t , 1
.. Fear River, Tuesdays' ; and , f -i,;'Jv8fw..':iVii.;.i-liKkFJll.
PaVettevnleby Warshw;aaOy' iq' -j u1
(except t Sundays). .U Ji xwti 6:15 A,, H.
diate offices ejery; Friday . ;w a: m.
SmithvUle 'mails, by- steam ' .
'hoaldaflvfexcetABuhdavsV ;8i00lA. M.
MausforEasyJ'Hltlr Towatii o f
it ureekj every JJTiaay a.; . nnmr.n.-
Northern through mails. :15;P "
Northerp wrouga and'way. " n
mall -JhAVM v
Sonthernmails. it-i'ri i '.v.:".!?:t "r
Carolina Central Railroads. r
i rJlalli deUTejedproja.'CO .
P: H.,!andj pq Snnday f-'
.'., i ,UI.I'. Jjt,t
"id;
, WHOLE NO. 3,481
It J-i.: fnlt CIXY-i ITEMS.
rf 1,-1,
Olympian Cream. ThiB mnivaUed prepratim tan-;
Prts to' Hllow, red pimply oempfadon a beauty-
hw; cuarvjn net roggei
otartitcUl. appliance.
r .: . ... . . . :
. tt us inff uuunnuww ULJIH -Bj OVMT) 1
HHfu -oja f ) FlrsUy It U feadoniad fey tmu&ttk men
., ' W "'"-t-a.n:
, Happy; tlflines tor neevtrnfliaaffcradrand tbehe;
Who have been dosed, dragged and quacked, i Fnli
TWBcuer iuucixic .jpoivi enecimijy cure;
mach or Liver try It Two or three doses wjUl re-
neve vo .- neniar Rizft .vera. : !i u-.; t
rail i
women aiBDUte about other matters, but all aeree
on the meritf of Doouct'b Jxmbt Powiata is par
Bjxeuemx me Dess oi ui. urocen xnrougnoat tne
country keep it, and, find tt gives Basreme eat lb fac
tion. By using It the housewife is sure f deiieiona.
ffllsrfn
mJOiXklxib "loth, iofti 'aip'hkeria,11
niRn. - i
Auorui .(utuKuteE jdi iiames. tu anai jnary
The frisndBJand aOjualntiiwe: wf. (he family are
respectfully . umied stten.tbe faneral at Bt.
James' Church, Wednesday; Dcto&er 17thJat )
o'clock; theneevtoOakdaia Oemttey.
1 Cass. Bus.' Suitsi
ueuu), vnuerwe-ar, tcariec -".,.:. .f I ' :
' ' irjannei anirts and praters; at
iriUNHOr.v&
ro..--ri.
1.1
: Music
lis; ud
TNSTitUCTION. BOOKS JPOH ; i.
?'
1 THE PIANO AND ORGAJL
uunien-s veieDraieainano-jrorto Hcneoi-.
j Richardsqa's $e;Heth$a for thePiapOrFpri
Bern's Piano-Forte Method., s
Burrow's' Piano-PoW Primer1 ' ' 1 "
; ' Peters' Burrow's Primer, I or- the, use ef Schools
.Clark's Celebrated School for the Reed Organ.
ami, a rcaij Yaricbjr ui lUBbruuiiuu xhhikii ior
amaiier,m8trumentsv' .ia v,ff A jiiJ
All far sal ft at
Oct 17 tf " T.ivn RnAk nnrl Vnli.Nln .'
( i i Ml ' '- - '
Buckwheat Potatdesi
: Butter, &c j
..... .
f
NEWi, HULLED , BUCEWHEAT
' ' li!
ji-; t anstixecelved, of best quality, :;j
H CRUSHED t JSUQARDBD7S
- -; - --c i vH'
:ou.-.rtf.Mi. v-1;: .VtaiOMi'ni f na 4.
la i it.f-AND ONIONSjJ V
rJAETIH'SGILT ED0E
;7-.-':-BUTTER.-:;
. t -s. . . , ..! t -. .
A sieleeted Lot pf .e'Best. Quality Just'.'reeiyed.
-I em guarantee thU lot as welCas all Sue-'
ceeoineones STRICTLT PBIME,. I . u ;
Jas. C. Steve hs o n
oct 17 tf,'
.ii'.rj .
U ;r.d; hq-3
i ers ..and : ;wholDgBle ' i
the'Greatesir- Induce
ments in. the' way-of
Stock, Assortmetit and
Quality, tojbe fdend in
the State.-1-
yj:ii),Smil uOolaeaadBeflui -b'.fl ... :' J
. t-.... .GEO.JR, FRENCH & SON, - .,
i6cti7tr' ' 89N.Frontst.'
SMngles. Slimgles.
(XSJ
i;r
Yi-a
niUjVVWat
iiiiii ? -y
Bundles Of Fiftyrfor Bale;L6WiF6S CABBVby
- " --v. u-. -rAMiiKX,-4r.,-agent,
oct 17 tf . Corner ramre and Beuth water ite. .
.111 i...
ISToticeri
pO TAX PAYERS OF : BRUNSWICK I WHO
'I'JLIVB IN' WILMINGTON.- -.
I wiHattendatB.i Bnrjamer' etore, oa the iStyh
and 0thoctoberi, te receive Taxes dae. for 187.' . -
After tnat aate i snail levy on ail aeiinqueats.
juents.
CLO&.
oct 16-5t
Sheriff, -fv
Li. . .
LOWEISTPRICES, i
f).V)-1
Uii'.i ' iQjil MURCHISON'S '
; OCt lG-tf , .....
New Hardware Store. .
Attictipifof Good Olotlniig.
Utility Uu'. piii'ii',1 f.i-1 ..: Hi ij-j4
Prices Lower than Ever
SCHOOL SUITS FORBOYSbF ALt AGE, AND
-. r . j i i , . i
5 'A cradial InvltatTon'W eiten'd'ed' W 'e Public Vo
visit my. spacious Bates Rooms and examine ray
NKVrANiTKLBGANT STYLES of TALL AND
"WINTER GARMENTS, , and Original 3eaign& in
BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS. - ' 1
- avrayooay u wracwiun wueuier uiqr wuu vo pux-
; oct la ti . , vomer front ana mncess jits.
TTjTANTED Any Agent csamake$aOD v-'
YV selling our Magnetic Instantanec
Book and Xak. No presajr brash or w "
stamp for circular or $3 for Ontfl
MABUFACTURLNG OO.Vl'
NEW YORK, r . . :
Millinery f
L.
nottB'-
froat ti '
kineJ-
aiaeasesof ftcekin " Secondly, 1t is ftivioiiara'
artide for toilet usar -.-TlnMlt: ifia WSMiire.J
preauk-t
urn ueuuiiy, weasneaB, ana aecay. uook ana jour
,aali thonnatwnworth tbxjusandmaile free.
coo f-uj.vsKJLs.oasB uo., Vincmnau
!iijti!-J-lM(3i'ioa cof Y-sJiiiJOy.-j
1 'hiere4 intf tain bf byspepsl'i wtfatxaaa's
wubt jtlowxb wiu not cure, no to any Drag Store
ad Inquire1 about it t -If yu taaffer fxom tiostiVe-,
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,' Indigastiori,
liver ComBlaint. fr -anv Atstaxsstatusat-f tine Sto
m m t-a one week,..;. ..,..... ..i i4 00
Two weeka, M . 6 58
Threeweeka,'viv..'iv;;.;i...i. 8 60
One month.. .-. ....... ... , . . 10 00
, .Twoiaonth-,.w..i.i., IT 00
- Three montha,... 84 00
1,: JinMDtliin.',.,,.t,)i,f.., 40 00
. ' Oneyear,.:......;... 60 00
tycontract AdTertisementa taken at proyor.
ttonately low rates. ; :r:v .
Tea Ones Mlid KonpareQ type make one qoare." .
0 if m R M H Q IPS E .
Two iglitspiily !
Mraysay dJ'ria Ocjlouid 19.
" -':.-y .1.(1 'W.Jl-f.V! W-Sjifi- ... . - -
The Card of the Season!
T m)-i '4i:zk t 4j-;t; . ') '. ,v k;-. ..,,....-: r.-
BllVaV lUNeH DDC I.Oa j. "'y'
- 'fHitx.'tT- .il;ja- TROXTPH'OFi .rt -r'7'.' '
From the Central Park Garden Theatre, New York
In the latest farssn,rien'sal,'-,:.'K
The performarce t conclnde fth the mirth pro-
voting Burlesque enifled ;! 'i.; ;
Seven Beauties, or the Dizzy Blondes !
.... . .i ltl .l.i IOj. Mi , ij
Steamer S. irnderhill,
STEAVBR WILL LEAVE -O. G; PARSLEY A
CO'S Wharf , foot of Orange street, PROMPTLY
tS? A. returning before night. .
Parq for round trip 75 eta: Children 60 eta.
Theitallaa StrlBK Band has been engaged.
The Manager will exclude any objectionable per-
soa, and bo effort will be spared to make the excur-
skm s pleasant and agreeable one.-!. 1:1 :
'Tickets to be had on fcoard. or front""
oct 14 3t J. W. LIPPlTTi Manager. .
AMdiiriceineiit
.4'.;,
BRON .& EQDDICK,
"45 Market stTeet!'-
4. HE FOJINaTSrA SYNOPSIS OF THE
Great and Unusual Attractions which will be offered
by ns this coming week. They deserve the CARE
FUL AND IMMEDIATE
of all.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Black Gros Ciraln Uk, $1 75 quality will be sold
i l for-$t45ifol 'sk:yh-: .,: t ; ; '
Biacfc8Ukfceyelvet,sultaWeforreaTrlmia
rl Ja Benaetei;t 75 and $S 60; ,,';.. U'?? ;
i&e lowest ertees ever qaefed foe such qaalltles. , '
:? DRESS' GodDS 'DEPARTlIElSrT.
o; ii;l - .-. i. . ; ., . . . ' ,
Eognah CashmeresI 88 inches wide, ia all the lead
f, f Ing color., $1 tents, worth 87Jtf eents;
Kngath Serseiv in all' the aopolar hades, S5 cents,
Oamaste Salting,' from S5 cents ;
A full line of 1 the Newest Materials and Colors
-- i-;. - :( .? t I-. ':" f--:. . ;
M0TJ RBTOra pEPARTJIHST.
Cashmere, Henriettas, Coburgs, Australian Crepes,
1
' This Is a Hit of inducements which cannot fall to
attract? the 'attention of BVEfiYrlady. Oar stocka
ia every department are very Targe, and Include
everything desirable tbe market affords. ' Apprecl
ating the nature of the times and the disposition of
customem toObtaIn ihe greateet possible return for
the least possible -outlay,7 we have decided to offer
THESE GREAT BARGAINS FOR THE COMING
WEEK: :':
00 Pieces Linen Plaiting, with YalLace Edge, 50
Bilk Lisse Necluffling, ; JO icents worth 60 eents ;
750 samples ef Notgham1 Laos 'for Curtains, all
I,,, . lengtha and patterns, choice (or :SS cents;
-vn , Call early and score a seieettoa. . .
1 :
BROWN M) UODDlCIi,
- oct i4-tr !
45 MARKET STREET.
EdifBestQdods
A' Nli'LOWEST PBICES,'1
; "t ; i. "r Can at the Hard ware Depot
i Extra Inducementa to Wholesale Buyers at
N. JACOBl'S Hardware Depot,
vi locli 14-tf ;1 1 :. ; f s o. 18 South Front street
Ooal and Wood.
800 Tons Red Ash Grate COAL,"
1 h . 400 t " " . Steve - . . ..
"'-' 50 -u White M Nut ' 1 -.,
400 Superior Soft M
10O Cords Oak, Asb and Pine WOOD.
. 750,000 Best 6xaoSflINGLES.
octl4-lm J. A. SPRINGER.
.Tiiientine Scrapc-
rpRUSS HOOPS, f JOINTERSvPC
X . Howells and Crozes, Dowelllr
sell. Runches, Horse Heads, r
The largest assortment of t
lowest prices, can. . be f our
Hardware House of
oe 14-tf . - -
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