THE IIOBimift STAR.
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ToaSmbMrfbers, vered ln wypt of the
in advance. '
: OUTUNES. . ;
The Bussians hare made a, general ad
vance on Kara; Ismail Pasha : has retired
into Turkish territory, followed by General
: Tergukasoff.V The Czar's family will
: . remain with the army in Bulgaria. -T-Large
reinforcements have left Erzeroum
and Batoum to reinforce Mukhtar Pasha.
Turkish deserters report the army at
PleTna at 130,000, and say they are very
scarce or provisions. There appear
to be an organized system of forgery and
swindling in the West, in which banks, at
torneys and real estate agents are involved.
The forger Oilman's wife has become
iusane agdjjjs children scattered. An
entire square of buildings were burned in
U Portland, N. B. . McVeaecb is booked
: as Minister to England. -Collector Ar
j thur. of frew York, declines GeneraV Con-
aniate:? Parish fr-f Thef McLean" local
; authorities at Matamoras released four raid
ers from' jail in the face of the fact that Diaz
had ordered them to be surrendered to the
United -States aathortties. - - Presbyte
rian Synod of '.New Jersey voted against
womenpfeachers by 100 to 16. New
York! markets : Money 56 per cent. ;
gold quiet at 1021; cotton firmer at 115-16
11 7-16 cents; flour very quiet and with
out decided change;; wheat 12 cents bet
ter; corn 1 cent better; spirits turpentine
quiet at cents; rosin easier at $1 65
1 75
A new complication springs up in
regard to Mexico. The local author
ities at Matamoras have released four
raiders from jail although the ! Diaz
government had ordered them to be
delivered7 to the authorities of the
United Slates. It appears that pub
lic sentiment was so decided against
the surrenderor" the raiders that Gen.
Canales resigned rather than execute
the order ofbis government. So it
remains to be 6een whether Diaz will
execute his own order or yield to the
clamor of the multitude. Our go
vernment awaits intelligence as to
what the Mexican authorities will do
before talcing further steps.
It appears that the great swindling
opexaiiana referred to in our last is
sue are wide-spread, involving banks,
attorneys, real estate dealers, and
others in Chicago Pittsburg, Cleve
land, Cincinnati -and other places. It
is stated, also, .that for eight or nine
years -these-; swindlers and forgers
have been carrying jon tbfcjr. worfc
Every day but reveals ttie litter rot
tenness of : yie ! country. Whilst we
are learning of -new robberies and
Xreshvillainies, we are told that the
wife of the forger Gilman has broken
down under the disgrace of her un
worthy husband, and will have to be
taken to a lunatic asylum for treat
ment, whilst her three innocent- chil
' dren are to be separated from each
other to find homes among tho friends
of the family. A. sad, sad commen
tary upon the villainy of one scoun
drel. Thejiews from Asiais interesting.
The Russians are moving on Kars,
and siege gaus will soon be in place.
Ismail Pasha has retreated into Turk
ish territory, and is fpllowedtby Gen.
Tergnkasoff. Reinforcements for
Mukhtar Pasha are on the way in
large numbers, both from Efzerum
and Batoum. They may have to
fight before they accomplish their
design, as a column of Russians have
been sent to guard the road leading
1 f rorn. .Erzeroum to Kars, in which
Mukhtar Pasha is confined. ' The
forces hitherto kept necessarily at
Ardahan and Rion have been ordered
to unite with the advance -on Kars.
From Europe we receive intelligence
that the Turkish army at Plevna
numbers 130,000. men, and that tbey
are actually suffering from scarcity
of bread. Forty Turkish deserters
have come to Russian headquarters
with ibis news. They deserted on
account of food. Each soldier is
only allowed one pound of bread for
twenty-four hours. Famished men
Will fight desperately. Plevna; can
never be taken by assault.- " ;
"Notes on the State Fair. j
: tlUleigh Newa.1
One of the principal, features of
the Fair was the excellent exhibit of
paintings, drawings, &c, by the dif
ferent female institutes competing
for the handsome organ premium.
The following were represented each
by mostlhigbly meritorious displays;
The Salem Female Academy, Chowan
Female Institute, the Raleigh Female
Seminary and Peace Institute.
The judges were- nine in number
and cast their vote by ballot, result
ing inthe awarcTof the premium to
Peaee Institute.1 i i
Mrs. McElhenny, of Wilmington,
makes a handsome display of rich em
broidery; Mrs. Ward, of Henderson,
a very large display of fancy articles,
crochet work, dried grasses, &ol
The splendid display of articles by
the pupils of Salem Female Academy
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1 jroruiy OI ipeal s mention. . . We
append a aynopsis: 19;drawincs and
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paintings; 21 pieces worsted emhrpii
aenng9; z pieces hair work.in frame;
a pieces wax work, in frames: 2
pieces feather flowers, in frames: 4
pieces spatter work; 17 pieces rustio
wors;- 14 mottoes On f perforated
board ; 35 pieces . chroohet i work;
24 pieces . worked on perforated
ooara; si pieces board work 13
pieces j zephyr work; 0 , pieces plain
bow lug amr urawmg; i- piece sneu
work; 6 pieces miscellaneocra articles;
20 pieces (4 sets) hnen embroidery;
26 specimens of , penmanship, j Total
number 302. ; . ;;;.;;
Mrs. Dossey Battle, of Tarboro,
famishes to the fine arts department
several portraits from life, in erayon,
and other pictures, among them a
water jilly and a calla I illy, beautiful,
fresh and life-like. - 5 " :-'
One of the prettiest pieces of
patch-w6rk in the Hall was a block
quilt exhibited by Miss , Sophia Par
tridge, of Raleigh. The same ' lady
exhibited twelve beautiful oil paint
ings and a number of pencil draw
ings of high merit.
Mr. Fries had on exhibition, several
bolts of cassimeres of superior; quali
ty, from the Salem Factory ; also a
quantity of wool rolls from the same
establishment. ' - j
The crayon pictures of Governors
Vance and IIampton,and some others,
executed from photographs by Mr.
Eugene L. Harris, of Sassafras Fork,
Granville county, elicited universal
admiration for. their correctness and
beauty of finish. ' I h
The space for jellies, preserves,
cakes, bread &c, was not very full,
but what was on hand was very good.
In this, as well as in several other de
partments, Mr 8. Wilson, of Granville,
occupied considerable space aud took
many premiums. This lady has taken
premiums enough at fairs for the last
ten or twelve years to buy a finej farm.
Among the many beautiful ; speci
mens of ladies' handiwork, we no
ticed a frame of the most beautiful
tatting we ever saw; if fairies 'ever
engage in such useful and ornamental
work as weaving tatting setts, we
think they would not exceed this. It
is the work of Mrs. J. M. Atkinson1,
of this city, and was admired by all
who appreciate this sort of work.
In the line of home manufacture's
the display of turn-out and top bug
gies by Mn N. S. Harp, of Raleigh,
was noted for the beautiful shape and
fine finish of his vehicles. . The; track
wagon contributed by Mr. Harp as a
special premium at the Fair was also
on exhibition.- - 1 -
Tyson fc JJones, of Carthage, had
on exhibition a number of very fine
opeln buggies and rockawaysr that
were very much admired. . t
Washington Notes. !
Baltimore $un. ? .
Several of the members of the Mis
souri delegation called on the Presi
dent, to-day, and in conversation as
sured him of their support in all pro
per measures. ; : -4 U
Senator fJhristiancy was t entered
the vacant judgeship of the sixth cir
cuit, but dectined. r
The position of Third Assistant
Secretary of State, now held by Mr.
John A. CampbelF, who is to be given
a Enropean consulate, was offered by
the President to Mr. Robert Lincoln,
the eldest son of the late President
Lincoln. Mr: Xincoln has declined
Spirits Turpentine.
Father Evans "says Tip Carson
killed a peck of tobbaco worms by torching
the tobacco with"gympson weed blossoms.
j A merghant. at Charlotte came
near being shot whilst entering the window
of his own store. -- It is better to go in at the
door. A ." . -i:r
Ths Wilson Advance warns the
public against an imposter calling himself
John p. Weigand, and claiming to be an
agent or bteiBwayaciJo:, or Kew xork.
Gen. Miles should give ,Gen:
Howard an introduction to Uhiel Joseph.
Star. Qen. IIowbkI doubtless prefers
Josey to be kept "miles" distant. Milton
Chronicle.
The Grand Lodge (colored) No.
2, 6 the Independent Order of Good Sa
maritans and Daughters of Samaria, of
America, meet in Kaleigh (fourth annual
session) on tue 23th of October...
Rev. John . D. Brooks, one of
the most scholarly ministers of the North
OaroUaa Conference, and one of lhe: best
writers too, has recently 'delivered an ex
cellent series of sermons on the "lieligious
Training of Children" at Newbern. These
sermons have been published in the New
bernian. : . . . "-.
Reidsville.2Vwe; Seme of our
citizens are buyipg coal for their winter use.
They say it is cheaper than' wood at $3 per
cord. Mr. w. ILs-Wash, of this coun
ty, brought us tbia week a bunch, of 11 Ger
man millet Six feet two inches- high. He
sayhe seeded one and a half acres and the
yield was three and a half tons to the acre.
Raleigh New&i The target shoot:
ing for the third prize, a military rifle 'pre
sented by the Whiting Arms Company,'
and for the fourth prize, a black plume,
was continued yesterday by those who, on
the day before, bad made the shots. Ser
geant J. C. Vann, of Company A, 2d Bat
talion, won the rifle, and private J. Y.. Pa
ris, of Company F, 1st Battalion,- won the
plume. T.
Fayetteville Gazette:. Mr. J.J W.
Pearce drove down to the Baptist Church,
last Tuesday nieht. and while in the church
some malicious, cowardly scoundrel cut his
harness all to pieces. Mr. A. A. Mc-
Kethan. Sr.. was thrown from , a buegy, a
short time since, and badly injured, though
we are glad to know that he is able to aeup
anri nhonf. Ha wu considersblv bruised
and. had hia collar bone dislocated. ' , j i
Elizabeth' City JSconomuti The
D. S. canal improvement has bright pro-;
pects of success. Its accomplishment will
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bring into use ior agricultural purposes iuc
WILMINGTON,
rich , lands of the . Diemal Swamp. - -r-
This is the , week of the Federal Court.
Judge Brooks presidins;. v It adjourned on
Tuead av tnorhiDtf. ' We are nleased to
Jearn. ay authority, that the Chowan Bap
ut - reinuju ADBiuuie, ,aw , murirecBuwu,
commenced its ne w session last week; with
encouraging prospects and an increase of
? Spme time ago Hill & Skinker,'
ville county, N. C., fine tobacco. Although
tobacco is very low the prices ' ranged, lor
lots of from .1,000 to 2,500 pounds, at from
S29 to 140 Der hundred. ' We mention only
a few of the, sales: JI.' L. Winston got
$611.83 for 1,523 pounds;' R.' A. Lyon got
$732.81 for 2,047 pounds: W.' D. Pleasante
got $561-59 for 1,663 pounda. Three years
ago they would have received double this.
There are almost daily sales at from $30 to
$75 per hundred. . , ;
Newbern Nut Shell: Only small
lota of corn changed hands yesterday.
Market firm at 80 "cents per bushel.
The schools at th&$fewbexn Academy, we.
re uappy io learn, are progressing nneiy.
Jtuere are about j.20 scnoiara in attendance
so far, and the number is increasing.
Remember girls, there are thirty-three
thousand nine hundred and .fifty-three
more women than nien in North, Carolina,
and improve, your time that you may hot
be one of the nearly thirty thousand Who
are destined to die old maids. . i "
Salisbury Watchmam heard
of one man bringing thirty-eight pounds of
this year's tobacco to town and selling it for
enough money to pay for one circus ticket.
Small change was something to that man.'
. A.man, watching the street procession
of the circus last Saturday, declared that
it was a moral circus because one ; of ' the
cages had a picture of "Daniel in the lion's
den," and another had a picture of ''David
pulling the lion's mouth open." ! The
Methodist congregation worshipped In their
newly constructed and enlarged church last
Sunday. : , ..
Milton Chronicle'. Selling1 out
the only male academy in to wn. Belter ad
vertise for a first-class teacher with a thrash
ing machine and a gallows combined, to
"amuse'Mhe hoy-men Tobacco safe
from frost and crop and quality cood.
The people of this entire county will hear
with profound sorrow of the death of Gen.
Thomas W. Graves, who breathed his last
on Monday, and whose remains were in
terred Tuesday with. Masonic honors. ' He
died in the 87th year of his age, and had
been one of our most useful and prominent
citizens. - - i r S
NEW ADVKBTISEnBNTH.
Box 284 For sale. i :!
N. Jacobi Hardware. ' " ' '.
John Dawson--Hardware.
Mukson & Co Underwear.
J. W. Cobb Money found 5
Graht, HrJTTON & Co Flour, i
R. J. Scarborough Oysters. '
Gbo. Mters Choice whiskey.
Harrison & Aixkh Fall hats. :
Hkessberger Blank books, &c.
Cronly & Morris Furniture sale.
; Junius G. Lovk The confectionery.
QkoNiiT $ Morris Real estate sale. ;
Cronlt & Morris Flour at auction. 1
N. GnxfCAN Administrator's notice.
Cronlt & Morris Engravings, &c. . .
HavdBn & Gerhardt Saddlery, &c.
Samuel Sutherland's BoN-Gans, &c.
G. R. French & Son Boots and shoes.
.) Opera House Rose and Harry Watkins
Petteway & Schulken Consignments.
Boatwrmht & McKoT-f-Freah. groceries
Kerchner & Calber Bros A'fackerel,
corn, bagging, bungs, &c. , '
Local Dots.
Full moon
at J5 minutes after
2 o'clock to-morrow morning.
, To-day is known in the religious
calendar aa the Twenty-first Sunday after
Trinity ; "'
' 7 The fish carts were not so nu
merous in market yesterday as they were
on Saturday lasL- j , . "
. The Fall terra of the Superior
Court, 'Tudge W. "A.1 Moore presiding; meets
in this city to-morrow,. , " .
' - There were three Interments in
Bellevue Cemetery during the .past fweek,
one adult and two children:1 i ' ;
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. McCullottgh, the tragedfanwho
was to have, been here , this week, ia sup
posed to "have given us lheg6-by after alli:
j " The. thermometer was at 78 de
grees in this office last night. The highest
it attained during the dayi was 79 degrees;
-Mr. T. S. Burbank is about open
ing a drug store at the corner of Front and
Princess streets, lately occupied by Capt.
J.: W. Lippitt. ;
The Register of Deeds issued
six marriage licenses during the past Week,
of, which two were for. while and four for
colored couples.. . i(. J , . : ' .
The intermenis) ir Pipe : Forest
(colored) Cemetery during the past .week
numbered ten, of which two were adults
and eight children. j
J( -Cloqdyah4.rainy. weather, varaii
southerly,' veering to colder wesrlyjWindB,
("and ftationary or ibigher pressure are the
indications for .this section to-day.- 1
.-wit is Mr.! ijnnius ; G.' Love: ;who
has opened a confectionery and fruit 'store
next to Exchange Corner, instead of A.. D.
Love, as slated in yesterda'.STAR;r
Health Officer James ; has .: con
demned and sent but of the market, during
the past week, 205 bunches ! of ., fish, 25
pounds of beef and S gallons of oysters.
- Three seamen, belonging to ves
sels now in port, were sent to the Marine
Hospital for, treatment during the past
week. They are said to be .guffering with
chills and fever. v ; -Sv;'yv
The Cape Light Artillery; ar
rived home on, the. Carolina CeatraL Itau-
on Friday night, and the members express
themselves as havlag een delighted wlthr
their trip.
N. C, ;SUNDAY. OQTOBER 21, 1877.
A Citizen Waylaid and Aasaalted wtik
a Deadly weapon. ,f,
On Friday evenmg, between o and.7
o'clock, as Mr. William Richardson, a white
tevedoreCi was passing through; the alley
just uuuu u iw luuvauwu v ui.
street, on his way home, he was suddenly
approached from behind and received a
blow on the back of the head from ; some
ti no Ann nrlvnMHra nrifnli Tt?m trt truO
unseen adversary, which felled him ta the
ground, and for a minute or so rendered
him unconscious. . Coming to his senses he
attempted to rise, when he was struck a se
cond blpw,: which fell upon one of his
shoulders, and his assailant then fled, think
ing, probably, that he bad. finished . him
,The last blow, however, did not have the
effect which was doubtless intended, and
Mr w imm.fw r,,i hotiriff
imnrder," ,lhleyeB,,r &c., .at the top of
hi, w!,hk-MW-lw nM&rt
.1,- ,u
tutuu luiuuga uio aiicjr tu i'uuiiu duso,
tmt noon haarinW th ria of hia intended
inlim andi fftarinir instant nnranit. ha
jumped an intervening fence and slid down
the railroad embankment to the track.' Mr.
C. M. Yopp.and a colored man named
. . i - . j .- i - . .
Ellis White,. hearing the cries of Mr. Rich-
ardson, and the former having also heard
the blows as they were stricken, were howl
in hot pursuit of the rapidly fleeing etran- j
ger, who made his way np the south em-
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uanKmeni oi me rouu inio iuuu Hircetaou
through a lot, coming out on Fourth street,
where he was captured as he was in the act
of jumping a fence. The individual, who
proved to be a colored stevedore; by the
name of Richard Hooper, was taken to the
guard house and locked up. ' j
Testerday morning Hooper was taken
before Mayor Dawson's Court, when His
Honor, upon hearing the statement of Mr.
Richardson, who swore to the identity of
A man on.l alar, tA thft fil tiao1 - in f llA
the man and also to the slick used in the
assault upon him, which was exhibiled in
Court, announced that the offence appeared
to be pf such a grave and serious nature,
requiring its reference to higher ; Court,
that he should turn it over lo a Magistrate
for investigation.' The case was thereupon
turned over to Justice E. D. Halt
Shortly after 11 o'clock the case came up.
before Justice Hall in the Court House,
a large ; number of colored stevedores
and other friends of the prisoner being
amone the spectators. Upon the case
being called, Mr. Marsden Bellamy,
counsel for the defendant, demanded
a jury for his client, which was objected to
by John L. Holmes, Esq., for the prosecu
tion, on the ground that such a proceeding
would be manifestly illegal, as the offence
was of anch a character, a deadly weapon
having- been Used, that His Worship1 could
not nave final. Jurisdiction in the matter.
and read from Battle's Revisal to sustain
his position. Mr. Bellamy, however, still
insisted upon bis point, and, after consider
able argument on both sides, the case was
finally postponed until Tuesday morning
next, in order to give the presiding justice
an opportunity of securing legal advice as
to the question at issue.
' 'The prisoner was required to give bond
in the sum of $500 for bis appearance at
the time specified, in default of which he
was committed to jaiL
. The stick exhibited in court was a pieco
of fire wood,about four feet in length and
give or six inches in circumference.
It will be remembered that the house in
which Mr. Richardson resided was set fire
lo and destroyed only' a week or two ago
: 1 an
itoee and Harry Walklne.
' These ever popular artists and favorites,
with Miss Amy Lee, will appear at the
Opera House in this city on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings next. They have
been playing in Raleigh during the past
week . to immense houses. The New of
Friday says: "Harry Watkins' new come
dy drama, 'Marriage, or Our Daisy,' is one
of the most, interesting of modern plays,
with a well defined plot interpreted in lan
guage sparkling with humor, and forcible
in sentiment. , 'Our Daisy' possesses a vi
tality which ensures it a long life as a stand
ard drama. Mr. Watkins,' as Miles, wins
new honors in a new character, an honest
Yorkshire lad, whose brotherly devotion in
defending a sister's honor, commands the
full sympathies of an audience. To night,
however, Mr. Watkins appears in his great
character as Fergus McCarthy, in 'Trodden
Down, or Under Two Flags.' Miss Amy
Lee also has a part in the play. She has
grown up in sight, as it were, of the South
ern people, who have seen her emerge from
a precious childhood to a graceful and ac
complished young lady,' with a future be
fore her as bright as she chooses to make it
by the application necessary to insure suc
cess.' She certainly has our best wishes." ,
AlllUary. " . ...,.' -; ;
The failure to form the Second Battalion,
N. C. S. G., into a regiment and elect offi- j
cersfor the same, which was expected to
take place during the presence of the Bat
talion in Raleigh, was owing to the fact that
both the First and Second Battalions claim
to have the requisite number of. companies
to form a regiment, and the question as tp
which is to be the First Regiment is now
under advisement by the Adjutant General.
-r-' Several fine showers fell in this
city apd vicinity yesterday morning.
Y -7- Abram Williamson was the
name of the gentleman whose house, near
Wrightsville Sound, was broken open and
i-AMwrf nn WA(.Kilivl WillUn,. I
Awwv. y. 1 1 i
as it was incorrectly reported. .There is no
clue to the thief as vet. j ....... ;
f There were four interments in
Oakdale Cemetery during the week closing
yesterday, all , children, ; their respective
ages being 8, J and 14 years, and the dis
eases coDgestlfon xt theJra!ntT ' malarial fe
ver and diphtheria.' One was still-born. .
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akMUas otm Prlaar.
j? Weleamfrom a party from Florence, S.
c.. that iGflbert Telfairi forBaeriy, a .well
known colored iblastererTW thto ciiyT '
acting ; very, disorderly in f4hat,Tlaeeon
1MrMaj aitemoon last, wnen a policeman f
W the name of Fields attemnted to arreatl
: Telfair; who is a "powerful !man, as
many of ou mlie offlcers here have occar
ji ' i
sion to know, resisted the officer, knocking
him down twice, w hen the latter drew his
pistol and shot him in the thigh, by which
he was disabled and then taken to the guard
house.1 The officer took deliberate aim at
his legs, not wishing to kill him.
The l.aet Perjory Case
The case of J. ' W. Whitney,' coloied !
charged with perjury, came up for. a hear -
wg.bef ore Justice arriss, yesterday nrn-
- Ifltlie -,affl.davlt;r
ThbmasBrown. The evidence was not of
i - t
character to warrant the magistrate in
umcuuaui, over ior inaj, ana
tue case was tnereiore aismissea.? t
I cmmailable Lettera . i
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I . The following are the unmailable letters
j remaining in the city postoffice; -
1 Aaron 1 Brown, 917 Atlantic, avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.; J. D. Butler, Pireway
Ferryi N. C. ; Rev. Joseph Boysmore, Wel-
I don, N. C; Mrs. Mary Robinson,' care Mr.
I TT ' rvt' . . . fm- . w
i jxeeuaaoy vuarier. Bireei, ooaion, aiasa;
1 Messrs. Shipley, Hoover & Co,;iThere is a
I small black valise in the office uamailable.
A. iMorwegian barque atia two isritish
brigs, names unknown, were reported in
below yesterday afternoon," bound pp.
a- aw I .
Thistles require radical treatment to re
move them, and so do Boils and PimDlea.
Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture is a radical blood '
searcher curing all akin eruptions, j f ;
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A VOLUMK IN SIX LINES. This Terr honr.
if yon have a Cough, a Cold, or say difficulty ia the
turoaior longs, seaaior UAi.e s uoHiT or ho&z
houjtd amd Tab. Take it faithfully and you are
safe. The care ia certain and swift, the orouaritiun ,
luwuui. ixni wurtgara mem jiz ttnes.
ruse s Toothache Dropa core in one mtnnte.
CORAL LIPS. LUSTROUS ETK3. AUBURN
LOCKS, are merely aeeesaorr eharma. - A IotoIt
complexion, the chief component of beauty, is im-
panea in pen ecuoa oy no preperauoii save uoa
raad's Olympian Cream. Price In large Bottles re-
aacea 10 one uauar. . ror sale dtj. v. JLonas.
THB FKACB OF A HOUSEHOLD Is often de-
endent on the callnarr and domestic skill of the
boose wife. Ladies know this, and dt vsine Doo-
lst's Txast Powsaa iuare themselTee the most
perfect Read and pastry possible. Its nse is econ
omy also, for erery can is absolutely fall weizht.
and it is so strenff and Dora as ta demand the naa
or a mncn smauer qoanuty
thiui usual., r
There is no case of DTBDeneii that Osxkh's Au-
ausT Fiawu will not care. Oo to any Drag Store
aad Inquire about it. If ju isaffer from Uosttre
aess. hick Headache. Boor Stomach, lndieesticm-
Liver Complaint, or any derangement of the Hto-
mach or Lirer try it -Two or three doses will re-
uere yon. Kcgeiar siae to eta,;,.v 4 t-rr
Lan PAPKaa To Harrla' Newa BtanA. nonth
' a-a-a
side Front Street, we are indebted for copies of the 1
tvuysr, uwfWf WWT UU f raw
LetUe i JUutlntttd Newtpaper tor the current week.
The Stand will remain open, until It o'clock this
dp 1
Chronic painful
and prostrating diseases cored
without medicine. PalTermacher's Electric Belts
the grand desideratum. Areid imitations; Book
and Journal, with fall particulars, mailed free. Ad-
areas ruiTiwucHiB Ualyakio Co., 393 Viae 8U.
TRIBUTE OP RESPECT. j '
Castlx Hall, Qxkkania Loihjs No. 4. K. oP., i
WHXBKAS. It havinir nleased onr ITaiivptiIt
Father to again Yisit us and lar nt)on na the hand
01 imicoan, oj removing irom our nuast our well
oeisvea uroiuer jr. v., A. v il. r J-NUiHtM; ana,
whereas our duty calls UDon us to strain nar thin
last tribute of rsspect to his memory; therefore.
ire 1 , . : j
Resolved, That in the death of our Brother this
Lodge has again lost one of its most useful aad
cealona members. j ,
Betototd, That in his sadden death we are again
ivuiuuni vi utu ubwi uiuiiijr vi uid ana uie cer
tainty of death.
fk.tl.lin.n. tVln .1. Tt i, V.T 1
endearored by his action to exemplify, and live op
w, uw luimcipicB cu our neioyea uraer, and ever
Induce our members to se lire as they would wish
w uy tuux uvea wnen tney snail come to die.
Besolvtd, That a blank page In our Record Book
be inscribed with the name, age, and date of death
of ear Brother, and that oar Castle Hall he Arwvi.
and the Brethren wear the usual badge of mourn-
uiKiut uu space 01 winy aays.
ItetOliMd. That a codt of the above resolntlann he 1
forwarded to the family of our deceased Brother
wua we assurance or our sincere sympathy in this
uueir uour ex aeep aistress, ana to oar aaiiy paper.
.mV W((uy Ab VIUUiVBbMIi, W1M1 o re
JOHN MEYXBJ
JUtUM haar,jb.:
W. H. GERKKN, '
J. D. 8TELJES, f
JOHN W. GERDTS.
oc21-lt
DIED,
J
MCPHERSON. In Pender cenntr. on Ihe iRth
of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B. McPherson. acred 1 vear I
V vnutvi uuuuuu, uii&uii, uuant aauguter
and 1 day. This is a sad blow to .these . beloved 1
parents, who have been anxiously watching over
iucu wuuug uuio treasure ior so - many weeKS.
They will have the sympathies and prayers of their,
many Christian friends and nelehhora tt in s
blessed icomfortta knew that troubles spring not
from the ground, and that it is whom the Lord
lovein laai ae cnasteneu. () ; K
, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.; f
Money Found; ? !
L WO SUMS OF MONEY HAVE BEEN. FOUND,
and, several, weeks since, a Watch Chain Compass
which the proper owners may obtain on description'
of the same, and application to , ' I t s
oct 21-lt J. W.COBB, at Purcell.HobsB. ..
Hatsv Hats. ;
Hats.
TTtASHlONABLB FALL . SHAPES I
: LADIES1 TRIMMED HATS I
HARRISON & AtLid i i
:., ;...,fl,HattBiaii-1
oct 21-tf
The Confectionery.
T WOULD RESPECTFULLY . INFORM ' MY
X friends and the citizens generally, that I have
just opened an elegant assortmentof Freeh Candies,
Nuts, Fruit, AC., at No. 24 Market street, next door
te mt. n. a. Bprant's Miiune
1 1 win he
pleased to receive a share of their patronage. Fresh
uaoos a BDcciaiLv.- : j .ii t
OClM-at ' , , , . JUfUUB U. LOVJE.
U , . -O--J
In Stocks
TLANK BOOKS, LETTER COPYING BOOKS,
-'-' i t scrap bomm, MemoraaaKm ,
lemoraadam
ana ocaet hooks.
iere5"??rool"cP.Bm Cap, Letter, Note and
Billet Pa
; Paper.
VSLOI
EN
PES, Official,, Letter and Note.
it
inciter rresa. i - r . j
Inkstands, . -. v-
; Pea Hacks, aad " 'r .
s- rt -f t jvjft raper.weigats.
UT&eaos STORE.
: , ' . ,t:'i..-- rti iHii. 1
1 VMftal InKtrammtfa nf 11 Hnih 1 fViv !, af f
t r ' t , i - i .:
. JiaUiHltSitUKK'a
oct 21-tf Noa, 89 and 41 Market st
WHOLE.NO.'' 3,185
. : ; . .... .
NEW-ADVERTISEMENTS.
lift
, i, II, CB0HLT, f Auctioneer
Vf f , By CBONLT & MOEKIS., .
pl "Poofn 4- A
.Hi.46iU XiState Gb B.UCU0I1.
()N,WBDNKSDA.Y
r0' WC
; A TRACT I
ftBXT, 34THIN8T.. AT 10
will sell at Exchange Corner,
LAND, 3 9io ACRES1 r ; ;
troating 197 feet en W. & T. Plank Eoad,' and run
ning through 728 feet to Green's Hill-pond. v -
HOUSB and LOT, upon North Bide of Church,
between 5th and 6th. Streets; and y, s ;J '
' Weit half -of LOTS 2 and 4. Blork S2S: Hnnniled
by Swaon, Tay,lor, fith and 9th Streetft '
KitWJCiUX MUBK1S,
i. ocisi-w; ' . j Attcneneers.
Flour at Auction. ;
J nN PA7,N
I Sales uxms. for ncconnt of whom it nu poneem
BBLS. SUPKKFKB FW
CRONLY & MORRIS,
t -. Anctioneers.
Oct 21-U
Engrarags, Cliromos, &c, at Anction.
yv w tit wan a v tctvoi
2 3D
INSTANT, AT
'10 O'clock, we Will MIL Htonr Sales Hnnmn
for account of the Underwriters and all cacemed.
" 75 ENGRAVINGS, CHEOMOS, &c, c '
hi? ;i i CRONLY i& MOREIS. .
oct 21-lt Auctioneers.
. . '.' 1 ' . : ; . 1 ' 1 i ' '"' .-'..
Furniture, Sundries, i&c. .
QUE; UfifDAL ASSORTMENT AT ' j
' " AUCTION, at our Sales Rooms,
: TUESDAY, October S3d, at 10 o'clock; A. M. i
CRONLY & MORRIS,
- ' - 'i Auctioneers. '
oct 21-lt
For Hardware
.
Q ALL: AT THE. HARDWARE DEPOT. v
i a i HARDWARE Q? EVERY DfiSCEIPTION
I- AT TUB LOWEST PRICES at -
N. J ACOBI'S Hardware Depot,
octSlrtf: Ji-jv 'So. 10 South Front) street
C Flannel Draweri
QNLY. ,W CENTS PEE JPAia I .
;y Merino Shirts only 60 cents each, I
t Elegant Silk Bows only 10 cenlp, 1
' ' Clothing yery low at ' :.t! : 1 ; !
Cpiniry Merchants,
T OOK TQ.YOUR INTEREST - i .-.;:.:.
ia&WfiKaS
Complete Stock in.tbe city, call and examine goods
and prices before bnyiag at small stores. - -
oct H tf ' 19. 20 A 21 Market street.
For ' Sale,
FOR CASH OR PART CASH, THREE
Ouarters(X)of a Lot, with three Hoases
thereupon, which rent for $250 per year,
ntaated North of Market, on Fifth street.
sa
III!
twithin.tea minnte' walk of th Vsrkpt
House . ; ... -" . . ... Address . .. . ;
.oct.JH-Ufc:. HOT
ITotice.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE";
.AND THE BEST IN THE CITY.
Call at theSC A KIlOROmil nOTTNRanil.
try them. South Water street, between llarket anrl
oct 21 It : B. 3. SCARBOROUGH
The Staff of Life.
ANOTHER INVOICE CHOICE
: ? : : t FAMILY FT.OTTR
received to-day direct from the Mills of the Great
West. We can't be undersold in Flour. ...
GRANT. HINTON & CO.,
Commissien Merchants and Grnrani.
oct 21-ltDAW .. .
Fasten Tour Blinds
-T7ITH THE PATENT BLIND LOCE-4
:. A Sure Thine to keer out Bnrarlars.
A New Thing.
Cheaper thaq Padlocks. , "
For sale by '
GEO.'A. PECK,
No. 25 South Front St.
oct21-tf
Mackerel and Herring.
- fJQ Half Bble MACKEREL;' ii; il
100 ' ' '
250 Boxei! hering, -
For sale .
oct21-lf
KERCHNER & CALDER BROS
Corn. Corn. Corn;
000 Bash. CORN, Prime,.
Juvv, White and Mixed,
- " For sale hv
Oct 21-tf KERCHNER ft CALDER BROS.
andfTies.
.,' 9A AAA Yards BAGGING.
JJJJJ ia Rolls and Half Rolls,
50
Tons TIES, ,i
Fof salel)y"" t
oct 21-U ...
KEKOHNEK & CALDER BROS.
s.
Qfi Bbls BUNGS, all sizes,
For sale by , . .
KERCHNER & CALDER BSOS.B
I
oct 21-tf
They AU Do It. -
All. Persons wbe look
for Style, Beauty of
i ,
Finish; and! Durability
of. Wear in their T
unfiJnc7 v on nvti I
jDUUIu a unUbn I
--Jjerchase them: :C-
'pif-v'5.Jii'ti?
GEO, FRENCH A SON,1
jiocta if,:
39 N. Front st.
V.' -
OTJR OWN
1C"
Unrivaled . Brands of
WHISKEY.
PONET, BLUE GRASS, DELMO-
NICO CLtJBUOtrSE, SWEET,
UK.
. , MASH, SMOKY; HQLLO W. i
.1' .Ij.ii- . . ., it' t.! i".
The above are warranted the Purest and Choicest
in the State, and at our usually Low Prices. : t
A H it.- ! i - y.i;- -.tu -j i;.m H !
GEORGE. MYERS,
l l and 13 South Front Street ! -
oct 21 tf
HATES OF AOVcnTtSIHG.
Ods Sonars one day. '. ...
two dayt" .....
. ' .... five days,...,..... ........ '
" " . One weei,..:.r..I".":i
fl oo
1 76
3 50
3 00
5 60
4 00
6 50
8 50
10 00
17 00
24 00
l wo weeES, . . ,
" Tkree wtnei,.
' ' Ose month... .
" Two BsoBtha,
- aa - aa ' " . .
. " " Onejear?.
40 00
60 ( 0
I Ten lineB Mlid Kc
BSOootract AdTertfaenenU taken at proer
voniw; iun mint -
Ten lines eelld Nonpareil type make one square.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE.
W0 HIGHTS 0HLT.
ffeteiai piMatr0ct.:24t 25.
nHB MANAGER TAKES QTnt AT PT.VAerrnw
ir-tC111 S0 tb0lw -?mtoent ArtiBle and
Tsonthem FaTOrites,
: ROSE ; H AplJ WATKIHS,
aud i he Javealla Aetreea SaaKMreee
IIIS AMY LEE !
: WBDNBSDAY VSVBNING, Oct.' 4wlll be pre
seated the latest gnecceB. . . J,
For fall particulars see bUle of the day.
ANDREW BQYJJ.. .v. ..... ...Manatrer.
AUMISSIOW: ; 75, SO and oM.. No
extea charge JKeeerred Seato be bad. at
nniunigcriogocBwre.'. ..-,", ', : OCJ124
Samuei - Sutherland's v Son,
: Importer, Hantifactnrcr and Dealsr in
BSESCn & MUZZLK I-OADINa GUNS, RIPLBH
; & PISTOL, POWDBB. JSHOT, CAPS,
CARTKUMiBS. eAMB HA8,
And Bveryitco.ullto for a BportmanV Outfit. '
All orders from a distance will receive prompt
and faitbfal attention.
This Old House Is known from the 8t Lawrence
io the Rio Grande riyers for First Class Goods and
Fair Dealing. ' . ' .
Guns and Small Anas made to order and repaired
by experienced workmen. .
E iM'L SUTHERLAND'S SON,
- -. s : 1406 Maim Street.
-b. . -f- . ,i i .. Richmond, Va.
oct SI tt
Attention!
CLOSE BUYERS !
- - We can give yon
HoreGood - Fresh 1 Goods !
, itf tlie .
CHocery Line,
THE SAME MONISY,
r - than any :
HHUl I0IDI II iHE STATE !
COME AND SEE US
and -'
I U ;.
I EXAMINE for , YO TTRSEL VES
I - v
E X AM IN E O LT B N I C E
BUTTER, '
HAM,
FLOUR,
LARD, '
SUGAli,:,
. COFFEES,
TEAS,
CANNED GOODS,
FRUITS, , '
; . . &ct &c. - :. .
Wo are Receiving Daily by Steamers
aud Railroads,
FRESH 'SUPPLIES !
Cfe We are sure there's no such
Stock in the. State as we can show.
Boatwright & HcKoy,
1 6, 7 and 8 NORTH FKON1 ST.
oct 21-D&Wtf "
Consignments in Store.
yyiLL BE CLOSED OUT
' ; Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
Chotto Ooshen Mountain Butter,
; Lard, iu Tabs and Buckets,' J
. ; , ' Choice Canvassed Bacen Hams,
Rice, Potatoes, Turnips and Apples,
Soap, Lye, Cheese and Tobacco,
Poultry, Epgs, Crackers, &c
Cash advances made on Consignments of Produce.
' " PETTEWAY SCHULKEN,
Brokers and Commission Merchants,
oct 21 -tf Next North Princess and Water sts.
- j r-M- . v. 1 -
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
TifK3- l.1 flanagan ; wishes to an-
nounce to the Ladies that she has returned
..WM. HIV " V. TT V.. V. PUT XXttO UOOll UM
kine her Fall purchases ia MILLINERY and everv
deecripUon of FANCY ARTICLES, and is now
i prepared to show her patrons a Very Attractive and
1 Beautiful Stock of afi the NEWEST STYLES in
French Pattern Bonnets and Hats. Velvets. Ml ks.
Feathers, Flowers. Ribbons, &c. -
- My motto Is, as: heretofore, the Best Goods, the
Latest- Designs, -the Lowest Prices, aad. the Most
Honorable Dealing. ,. - :,,
Ordert from the country solicitedl and Mrfect
.saajjfactkm guaranteed or money refunded.
VarietyStoi 42 Market Street
oct2tt ; -aac a r MRS. L. FLANAGAN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. THE UNDER-
signed having this day qualified as Adminis
trator noon the estate of Isaiah Smith Hardin c. da-
ceased, hereby notifies ail persoas haviBf claims
against the estate of his said intestate to present
the same to me on or before the 28tn dav of Octo
ber, A. D., 1878, or this notice will be plead la bar
of their recovery, aad all persona rodebted to said
Intestate are hereby required to atake taamedlata
payment. N. GILUCAN.Adm'r.
' October 20, X8T7. : ' 1 , 8a oc2l-oaw6w
:- The little SloHroii tte Comer
.TS lX rL&CX TO GET. v'.'' .'.V'--'.- :
' ' " ' '8ADDLKS', RARNXS8. ' s
: V ':., WHIPS and COLL&SSA o
Made or Repaired, Cheap for Cash.
. ; ten to Boutneriand'i staples. n ii
oct 21-tf
WUmington,1 N. C,