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Agents are ot authorized to eaUeot X?JLCUt
thanthre mont in nr) couect for more
Entered at the Post Office, at WUmtmrton. r
as Second. CUsa Mait? W' c-
Capt. Proctor, 7 of Petersburg V' .o
been arrested chargthieing about to"
ngni a uuei wiui wiling Wilcox; the latter
was not arrested. ;Marvin, the bigamist .
uas secured Jamuel H- PugB; Tor course!.1
- Preskieit Aittrtw was! sworn Into office
by Chief Justice JWalte; atthe Capitol yes
terday; after the ceremony., he fe a brief
address, in which he announced that there
was no occasion, for aj extra session of Con
gress. - - Monday next, the 2Cth Inst; is
nxnamendedyla Ob
served. bylftpeoplethtJniiBd States as
a day of humiliation ainourning for the
late President. A floral tribute from
Queen Victoria was received; atih Capitol
yesterday and.jdac'ieV6f.'
late President. - MrKXbMeEaty;
sister of President Arthur, is spoke! as'
' 5? 'probable mistress of the "White House
u-;'r the new sSlnistraticai; CTha New.
. ' ' wea'and deninj''
opens October SthTUiiibits "are 'JfcfcMt
large quantitiea. A. $200,000 fe in
bt. a. f-----Tlie body of the late PxttSi
dent, showing sign of decomposine, the fid
of the casket has been closed .the fataTfeui
let t in the possession of Private Secretary '
Brown, to be used in evidence at the trial of
Quiteau. The Wisconsin Republicans
in State Covention declare faith in Presi
dent Arthur, denounce polygamy, oppose
""n (Trail roads, and ask legislation by
ibongress relative to counting the electoral
vote. Germany, Austria and Russia
have rvojionetl negotiations relative no the
extntdition of criminals .who attempt the
Tfve of sovereigns, New York ; mar-
ked: 3Ioney 46 per cent; cotton steady
at 1 l&124c. ; southern flour firm at Q 25
S 75; wheat, ungraded spring $1 221 $4;
corn i5;c. higher, ungraded 657afc. ;
rosin firm and quiet at $3 42J2 50 ; spirits
turpentine quiet at 53c. ;
Lemons are very high. They
fetch from $10 to $11.50 a box in.
New York. "Lemon-ade all" has
ceased to be the cry.
All the theatrical managers in
New York close their places of
amusement, as a token of respect for
the martyred President, on Tuesday.
The 'President's daughter Mary,
upon taking her final leave of her
dying father, fell fainting to the
floor. She fell on her .face and ret I
ceived a severe srash. iVrrv " '
mm t, v -.
-Seiwtrt?5yanl sajTt the Cabinet'
shonM resio-n. lie says such a course
is proper and according to custom.
He eoes not think, however, that
Arthur will make any changes for
the present.
AVe have received .the Oxford
Literary and Educational Monthly
by J. C. Horner and J. H. Mills. It
is not very large, but it contains in
structive reading that will do good.
Price $1 a year.
Here is a special of some interest,
from-AVashington to the "Baltimore'
American, Republican organ :
' ' Regarding the next Cabinet it is thought;
here that at least Secretaries Windom and
Lincoln and Postmaster General James will
remain in the new Cabinet if any change la '
made. The feeling here is that ex-Senator
Conkling will not be tendered the position
of Secretary of State, and that he would
refuse it if it were offered him."
Chester Allan Arthur was born in
Fairfield, Franklin county, Vermont,
October 5th, 1830. Fairfield is very
near the Canada line. It was thought
for some tfme that he wa3 a Canadian,
and was born at Meggs's Corners.
His father was named William, and
was a Baptist preacher 'and school
teacher. :
The Virginia duellists eluded the;
Richmond ooliee. : Gen. Wise drove g
to Ashland in. a buggy and there;
took the cars. Capt. George I
Wise, MrCrlect, tried to reach the
. . . "a
grounds in time to take his brother
place, but failed. Thus ends a Wood-::
less duel. It is well that it is s6
But why should Gen. Peyton Wise
so branfTLewis as to provoke ; a dttel
and then throw away his fire ? Ift
Pie had been killed how could that
have vindicated . anybody : or any
xhmg ? . ' " .
There was much uneasiness m
,Vaal,m.n TV,QaJaTr over T-
i . 1 l
ated rumora that car loaas
of
s from New York, Trenton j)
. J., Philadelphia, - Baltimore anaf
ther points, were
coming & there
lyncb Gniteau
ulated all day, and, as a';result,thef
epota were constantly surrounded;
y crowds of people. There '"vrere
pt least a thousand troops sutTpnnd
ng the jail. It would have been mi-
possible ;j.lynch'hinu ;,GatlmgJguns5
pomrnand all the prominent points
I - I '-'-.
iv-i-- STTOBN Ef AAf -N.-
Fresident Arthvtagaiii :to4Vtlie
oatK of nffice. this time in Washing
ton. HeL promiaea to' eqniV? Qeb-?
VinfielJ' Scott wnen .mejwur w
just.:; peginnuig. : u C?C4.U
wont to take the oath pt loyalty eyery
dew days. The new. residen de
livered a brief address.- - The main
-point -was that Congress ;would not
bfr'called' to meet : in' extra sion.
The' Senate, we 'Suppose, witffp't be
fHed,ithongh if Arthiiriiis to
die there would vbe, no successor nn
der. eCQnstitution anllyould
'beehabssi- The Democrats Iw-ould
eiAe&fiijieSeMte; if Js to
iueet soon and before .t NefrTork
enatort "ar sworn 4n;ana tlt may
explain-yhy; the" Senate, will not be
moe:.. . j'Btrt is it a good
mko z -ir oanisan new
i,llfUSnetio4 Then such
terests "are"ht stake? The
calls on the people of th
Scrttes to observe next Mo
day; of humiliation and pra;
tlThe country is in- that comlition to
f be intereste4"in everythinglliat con
'cerns Pesident'Arthnr.-
t he
. . r.
does; saysrand thinks may
inKwr'
tant,-. When; he -was abou
to leave
Ne York for .Washington
Tues-
iday" many- of tua old op
nents in
mocrats
mswn ;parxy ana many
toot: him by the hand
d said a
kink word to him. This
as .very
gratifying to the new
sident.
Some of Conkling,s adh
ts say
openly they wish the p;
nt Cabi-
net tacontinue. Conkling 3 personal
yrgatny the New York Utmmerctal,
pays; and it is significant aid encour-
gng:
"Gfeneral Garfield's adminirration was
that which was indorsed by tie great ma
jority of the American people! They de
sire bo change; they wish his "views and his
policies" to be carried out, though he is no
longer here to direct them in person. Such
loving regard and such faith were never'
Shown before. That it is General Arthur's,
desire to-carry out the wishes? of the,peo-.
pie we have no doubt No where else : can
General Arthur look for this advice, and
lean so reliantly upon that given him, as on
General Garfield'a Cabinet. The gentle
men vrhoxapoaed it were, selected by the
matelmld, and (he harmony with which
thwlave I wodced, and the results they
have accomplished, show, how wise, how
dlscf rainiwas' the mind that chose them.
If th.y should be Invited to remain in their
present positkms it would be looked upon
aa .aii earnest of the determination of the
new President to continue the good work
that has been begun."
Dr. Hammond is vindicated in his
opinion pf the President's case. He
pronounced the swollen gland a most
daagerous symptom,: When Bliss
swore it was a small matter. For
m
six weeks he insisted that pyemia
had set in, and long ago he declared
that it would involve the President's
hangs and other organs. When
Bliss wa deceiving the public about
the cough, Hammond said it was
pro laced by blood-poison.
Spirits Turpentine.
There is not a railroad man in
the United States who is not a "KurneL"
Fact. See the papers.
The editor of the Raleigh Far
mer and Mechanic knows how to gather
and serve up news. We draw on that pa
per largely to-day, as we often do.
t ' Iimnberton Jiobesonian: Little
.Bobbie a six years old son of Dr. J. D.
Croom, fell in a ditch while attempting to
jump across, on yesterday morning, and
broke his left arm at the wrist.
The Board of Trade and Com
mon Council of New Berne held a meeting
on the reception of the intelligence that the
President was dead. There was a general
meeting of both races in the TownHalL
John S. Long, the Mayor, made a most
eloquent speech. Maj. John Hughes and
John S. Hanix spoke.
; Raleigh Visitor: On the an
nouncement of the death of the President
the city bells were tolled, and the flag was
displayed at half-mast from the cupola of
the city hall. A gentleman in John
ston county never takes his fishing tackle
'along when he goes fishing, He Just dives
in the pond and generally comes up with a
large chub in each hand and one in his
Houthv The hosts of friends in this
city and State will regret to hear that the
Rev. A. A Boshammer is confined to his
rcm,with'typhoid fever.
: Charlotte Observer: Governor
Vauce': returned to the city last night from
Asheville via Spartanburg, the trains on the
. Western North Carolina road not having
yet resumed their through runs on account
r the wasnoutavv governor vance saia last
night to a reporter of the Oteenei that Dr.
Worth had not signed the grant of exten
skurof tune at the meeting of the commis
'sioners In Asheville. -In the confusion
lBciaent to circus aay tne uoserver nee
- wtaA t arf'Qf a Via a nnmha ft Ti-vlin
son's showmen, accompanied by the. band,
visited in a body ;the tffave cf John King,;?
the anhnal trainer, killed .last fall by the
elephant 'Chief .r. . o
Statesvllle" American : Deputy
Collector, J. Pr Sullivan .and .two or three
jother revenue officials the latter part of Au
gust, ia Xad'tin -county, captured "a-barreL;
of braadyfrom one ohoresv'on tne.puDuc;
road, that bad not ' been -faxpaicV At the ,
tune a considerable scrimniage .ensued be
tween Shores: and hM frieds on one; .41
and the offlclak on the Other, ttWch t&uX.
fed in Shores recapturing the. brandy
taking it to a place of seclusion at thehOuse;
of one Hudspeth; As revenue officials ar.
keen upon the scent, the hiding-place of the
WILMINGT0NiiNl: C:;tFRIDAY; SEPTEMBER 23,-!18Qi; ' ' ' ' , I
DiocKaae" was soon discovered underrtte
m ui ttu nvay ana taken away, . : " - r
.J- Raleigh News- Observer : A'a;
mceung oi tne ;uoard iof Trustees of, the
J., r a-iit UCiU lere yesterday; Mr. J qsepn
Austin Holmes, of Laurens,-S.'C, was elect
ea to nil the chair of titlfim onr) VotnMii
ilistory. 5 The selection is an admirable iner
ju.r.:oLounes stuttieor at Cornell University,
where he graduated with distinction i-r -The
public meeting last'evenuigwasaa hn
mense one The speeches were admirable,
and jwthing was left nnsaid.ilt was wprthy
of the distmguished, speakers, of : theiaudi-
ence and of Raleigh. 'The city Vihealth
maianal and intermittent fevers; dyntery;
etc. j are the prevauing troubles.
: Launnburg JEerpris Mr
Effle McLaurin, wife-of the late"Joitt Mo
Laurin, died at her residence a' -few- miles
from town; yesterday morning, at- an ad
vanced age. She was a native of Scotland.
-The round house, contiguous to the
R. R. Shops, has been compkted, and has
the capacity, for housing ten large Engines.
In rear of this house is an Immense iron
turn-table, 4.entirely, new. A.eantiful
new express coach -was coupled, to the fast
mail train at this depot on Thursday last.
It was built in the shops, here,, ana is a
creditable piece of workmanship, f . An
epidemic ol sore eyes is prevalent in this
community,' and blue, goggles are common
facial ornaments. - -Ed. Sparklin and
Strauthra French,-both colored, were found,
guilty: jn Mecklenburg Superior Court last
week of selling liquor without .license,
and were sentenced to two : months - inv
prisonment or pay a fine of $100 each.
On Monday last, about noon, Clai
borne King, colored, an attache of the
railroad shops here, attempted to jump on
the tender of an engine In motion, and,
missing the step, his right foot was caught,
under one of the wheels of the engine and
all the skin and flesh, torn, from the bottom
of the foot, exposing the bones from the
heel to the toes. Sixteen ""persons
were arrested in this townfon Saturday for
violations of town ordinancea-f-seven white
men and nine negroes. .The-fines ranged
from five to ten dollars and costs, and ag
gregated . ninety-odd dollars?!' We
learn- from Mr. T. J Qowanj, "who came
from Lilesville 8aturdWnlgh.fc that Dr. T.
Jackson, a physician and druggist of Anson
county, met with a very painful accident at
the cotton gin of a Mr.- Henry ,r oh Friday
evening, which resulted in v his death on
Saturday. Dr. Jackson was standing near
the gin while it was in operation,, and dis
covering a mote on one-, of the saws, at
tempted to take it therefrom, when his
sleeve was caught by the teeth of one of
the saws, and his arm drawn . into the mill
up to the ; shoulder. . When extricated the
member was literally cut to pieces and the
bones broken into small fragments. Sur
gical aid was I immediately summoned and
the arm amputatedbut the shock was too
severe for human endurance, aud the Doc
tor died on i Saturday moraine-about 2,
O'clock. 4JDrS Jackson was an aged gentle-:
nuui aaa ana oeen a successiuu pujmcptEi
Raleigh Farmer and Jifecfianiet. '
The New Berne News is richt. The 'Ve
hement attacks upon Gov, Vance : make
"strange reading in Jn ortii Uarolma. " it
would be much fairer to turn the guns on
those who backed the original transfer by
Best, which 'led to . the .present trouble.
Statistics show. that North Carolina has
fewer "Deaths" in ratio to her population
than any Southern State, except the nest of
mountains called jby the Yankees) ' 'West
Vfrginia," and there is no doubt that in
the number of "Births" she leads all the
other States of the ".Original Thirteen," if
not the whole Union,! In some aspects
the railroad controversy is very unfortu
nate. But it will at .least inform ana arouse
the people, -In accordance with a
resolution of the last -convention, Bishop
Lyman has appointed Rev. Will. S. By
num and Rev. - Geo. Dame as Evangelists
for the' State of North Carolina. They will be
paid from the Diocesan Fund, and will travel
under the direction of the Bishop, seeking
the scattered sheep and sowing Episcopal
seed as occasion oners. It is a good thing.
Col. W. H. S, Burgwyn, a tar-heel Bal-
timorean, made 74 points out of 75, at a 600
yards shooting match last, week. Miss
Ina McCall has a pressing offer from Steele
Mackaye to make another Northern tour at
an increased salary. The Rutherford
county railroad commissioners have been in
vited by Capt V. Q. Johnson to visit Wil
mington, and are going October 4th. They
want the C. C. R. R. extended to Ruther
ford, and ought to have it.; One little
fact for Durham: The sales of revenue
stamps for stamping tobacco were $32,245
in August of last year. In August of this
year they werer $81,000, or more than twice
as great. - l no long aeaa-ioca. ueiweeu
the half -dosed "Wet" and "Dry; Aldermen
of Charlotte was broken on Saturday night,
by Alderman-Hutchinson voting with the
'Wets." So Charlotte is open to tne nuids.
There was a very amusing picture in
one of the Illustrated papers. It repre
sented Vice President Arthur with one eye
and one-half his face dripping with tears as
he hoped 'the dear President is not so oaa
as repeated," hut . the other side was grin
ning, and Win King ai. warn anu mixhaux,
whn attori in the shade with hats on, and
carpetbags in hand, ready to start for Wash
ington when called. Alas ! and now they
come j. ..i The Granville Free Lanes last
year noted the tparrisge pf Charles Beasley,
an old colored man, who has been married
seven times,' and nas naamiy-nve cimureu,
of whom forty-seven are livmg. It is
on m -arl-nA that blows into nobody's win
dow 1 The Trustees of 'Rockingham Insti-.
tute; or Academy, were arxmi w sena nonn
for a teacheTi'but on seeing the unpleasant
consequences of Mrs. Helen Campbells
brieflenn in the South, they decided to
trv nearer home, and have now the services
oMisa Lttcy Phillips the accomplished
daughter of Prof ..Charles Phillips. Good !
THE
j!" HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OL. Haab Torrent.
, Yatks School books.
Mayor's notice to draymen.
; Worth & Worth -Fresh lime.
- Adrian & Voixers groceries.
iBROWH & RonmcR A bargain.
-R. M. McIimRR--Iry goods, etc.
P. Ctjkminq & Co Oats, corn, etc.
J. C. STBVENSOir New buckwheat, etc,
Hor to the Dead Preatdent.
The halls of the ' Howard Relief No. 1
aid Cape Fear No. 3 Steam Fire Engine
Companies have their flags at half -mast as
a token of respect to the late President
Garfield.
3 We also notice that St. James' Church
nd the Jewish Temple of Israel are draped
with the emblems of mourning.
BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures costiveness.
; Md Siek-Heatiache.
rh " For sale by J, C Mtnros.' ?
Beceipta. ofcotton .at4hia, port
yesterday 453 bales. ;!-.
:& The fish market was very well
,ti, : - ? --i (!... , ...hi. i ; '.
supplied yesterday.
New moon this morning at 40
minutes past 6 o'clock. T , !i
, -i"VVind and rain is predicted by
the almanacs for to-day, and. to-morrow., .
- The work xf painting the tin
roofs at' the County Poor 'House will com
mence to-day. ; , '
, The Walker internal revenue
case was still under investigation at last accounts.-:
from Commissioner lilcQuigg's
court f ' Ji
: " - Sergeant Davis, : of the police
iorce, was on me war-pain, yesieruay aiicr
delinquent draymen, who. are behind with
their license tax. ?:
New River oysters have com
menced comingj in. They are later this
season than usual, on account of the con
tinued warm weather.
Mf. Marsden Bellamy is to take
the office formerly and for many years oc
cupied by the late Maj. F.-D. Poisson, and
Justice E, D. Hall is to take the office va
cated by Mr. Bellamy.
TheWOmington Light Infantry
received their knapsacks, haversacks, can
teens' and other equipments for the York
town trip yesterday. The tents will be
furnished by the United States.
There is considerable complaint
about the failure to enforce the ordinance
against fast driving. The streets, some
venture to suggest, were not intended as
race tracks, on which to try the metal of
"fiery, untamed steeds Vv
The only case for. the Mayor's
Court yesterday morning, was that of t wo
colored individuals, chargedjwith an affray
on the streets, who contribttted $5 feach to
the city treasury, and departed for "new
fields and pastures green. "
The Augusta Chronicle and
Constitutionalist of Sunday last says : ' 'We
learn that CoL S. L. Fremont, assistant
engineer in charge of improvements at Sa
vannah, has been transferred to Fernan
dina, and Capt. D. B. Greene, who has
; been on duty at Charleston, has been or-
dered to Savannah.
; Rice birds are getting fat and
plentiful. These delicious little pests don't
get killed every time you hear the report of
a gun in the fields. Those on duty to mind
the crops as a general thing only use pow
der to frighten the depredators. Those
who make it a business to hunt the birds
for the market are the only ones usually
who blot out their little lives.
Alluding to the sermon of Rev.
C. M.' Payne, of the Second Presbyterian
church, of this city, at Shoe -Heel on Sun
day last, a correspondent of the Robesonian
says : "In a clear and logical style he
taught the duty, the matter and the manner
of prayer. Mr. Payne has added fresh
laurels to his already well merited reputa
tion as a man and preacher among our
people, and we trust he will visit us again
at some future time." .
Dally Weather Bulletin.
The f oTlowing will show the state of the
thermometer, at the stations named, at 3
P. M. yesterday, Washington mean time;
and also the amount of rainfall in inches
for the twenty-four hours ending daily at 8
P. M., except Tuesday, when it is 48 hours,
as furnished by the Signal Officer of this
city:
Temp. Rainfall. Weather.
Atlanta 81 .00 Fair
Charleston ... . 84 .00 Clear
Charlotte 83 .00 Fair
Corsicana , 84 .00 Fair
Galveston 82 .09 Cloudy
Indianola 84 .00 Fair
Jacksonville 84 .00 Lt rain
Key West 83 .00 Cloudy
Montgomery. ..... 86 .00 Clear
New Orleans 84 .00 Clear
Punta Rassa...... 86 .00 Thret'g
Savannah 83 .00 Sm'ky
Pensacola 84 .00 Clear
Cedar Keys 84 .05 Clear
The following are the indications for the
South Atlantic States to-day :
, Fair weather, easterly winds, stationary
or higher barometer and temperature.
Our Birthday.
Our ' 'Twtnxler" comes before its many
readers this morning with new heart and
new hopes. Of course, we would not boast
of our new clothes; but we cannot resist
the temptation to say that we feel just a
little bit proud of . the nice, bright sheet
which we send out this morning.
The Mornxnq Star hopes it may do
more hereafter than it has done heretofore
for the people who have so well sustained
it in the past.
We trust "ye Local" will be pardoned
for these Vfew scattering remarks;" but we
do love this "Twinkler," and on an occa
sion like this we must say a word.
Itlajclatrate'a Court. '
Dora Williams, colored, was arraigned
before Justice Gardner, yesterday, charged
with committing assault and battery upon
Nancy Wright, also colored. Defendant
submitted, and. was required to pay one
penny and the costs, j- syv $
The same defendant was arraignea on a
peace warrant sworn but by Nancy Wright,
and the same was dismissed at the cost , of
the prosecutor. -.
'RbUGH 6N:RATS,TM thing de-?
aired, found at; last. ; Ask druggist tor
Rough oh Rats. " It clears 'but fats, mice. .
roaches, flies, bedbugs. 15c. boxes. . . J; C;-
MtmDS, ' Wilmington, N: C;
Roth-Hathaanhy or the - Jewish New
Year S642 Arm."'
" The festival bearing this name 'will be
ushered in by .thelsratesflua:evenfng.
It is the beginning of the civil year; that of
the ecclesiastical year being, in accordance
with Exodus XI,; , 2, .'the first day ; of the
first month of the, months of the .year"
known in the Hebrew almanac by the name
of Nissan, and corponding-'with parts of
March and April. ' The- Rosh-Hashanah,
with; the single "exception' of the fast of
Atonement,' is the most rsolemn festival in
the annual cycle, i it being celebrated as "a
memorial of sounding the cornet, a holy
convocation" (Leviticus XXni., 24X pre
paratory to the day? of l Atonement, which
follows it nine 'days -'later';' hence the' ser
vices in the synagogues .and . temples, on
that occasion, are of a very solemn character.5-
' i-if'-'f S.O "a.:; X.i.lUrio.ll
In this city, the Israelites1 will inaugurate
their New Tear this, evening at 6 o'clock,
when the services will be held and a ser
mon delivered by -Rabbi S. Mendelsohn, at
the Temple, corner, Fourth and Market
streets, and to-morrow (Saturday) morning,
at 10 o'clock.
Held for Larceny.
Frederick Hill, colored, had a hearing
before one of our magistrates, on Wednes
day evening, charged with the larceny of a
pair of. pants, the property of a young gen
tleman ion the wharf. He was ordered to
give bond, with good security, in the sum
of . $100 for his appearance at the next term
of the Criminal Court, in default of which
he was committed to jail.
Seized with Sadden Illness,
A colored man who gave his name as Bu
chanan Stocks was taken very sick on the
wharf yesterday and was carried to the sta
tion house on a dray, where he received pro
per medical attention at the hands of the
city physician.
RIVER AND MARINE.
The British ocean steamer Bamea-.
more, Capt. Trenery, cleared from Balti
more for this port on the 20tiv to load
cotton, and should be here to-day.
The steam-tug Mary Shaw, Capt.
Meier, from Baltimore for Mobile, put in at
this port yesterday for fuel, and was coal
ing at Messrs. Fowler & Morrison's wharf.
She will-probably leave for her destination
to-day.
The schooner Bessie, Capt. Brady, one
of the oyster sharpies built here some
months since for a Mr. Thomas, and intend
ed for the oyster business in Chesapeake
Bay, arrived here from Georgetown, D. C,
eta New Berne, with a cargo of Coal for
Messrs. Fowler & Morrison. She left Bal
timore July 8th, but sprung a leak and had
to put in at New Berne for repairs.
A gentleman who visited the wreck of
the ship La Louisiana, on Frying Pah
Shoals, Wednesday, says the vessel has not
commenced breaking up. The lumber is
being gradually removed, and it looks as if
a good thingmay be made out of her by
Messrs Watson & Eckel, who purchased
the wreck, as the anchors, chains, spars and
rigging are to a great extent "come-at-able"
and susceptible of being profitably utilized.
A few years ago the senior of the firm was
nothing but a poor printer," and now he is
part owner of a large ship!
"WINE OF CARDUI " for Ladies only.
For sale by J. C. Mckds.
CITY ITEMS.
THE MORNING STAR can always be had at the
following places in the city : The Purcell House,
Harris' News Stand, and the Stab Office.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Rev.
Sylvanus Cobb thus writes the "Boston Christian
Freeman " : We would by no means recommend
any kind of medicine which we did not know to
be good particularly for infants. But of Mrs.
W inflow's Soothing Syrup we can speak from
knowledge ; in our own family it has proved a
blessing Indeed, by giving an infant troubled with
colic pains, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
blessings. Here is an article which works to per
fection, and which is harmless; for the sleep
which it affords the infant is perfectly natural.
and the little cherub awakes, as "bright as a but
ton."
value
mothers sav thev
the birth of the child till it had finished with the
teething si
i, on amy ' consideration whatever.
oid by au
ruggists. 20 cents a bottle.
For Rent,
i i
A DWELLING ON THE EAST
side of Seventh, between Chesnut
and Mulberry streets, containing
Eight Booms, Gas, Water, a Large
Lot, Ac. Apply to '
H. HAAB.
sept 23 tf
School Books,
JEW AND SECOND HAND,
AT REDUCED PRICES, AT
' YATES',
sept 23 tf
Notice to Draymen.
YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLEDYTO TUB FOL-
lowing ordinance: "Any Truck, Wagon, Diay or
Cart found in use within the city limits without
the registered number on each side, shall be sub.
ject to seizure by the Chief of Police, and the
owner thereof shall be subject to-a fine of ! Five
Dollars for each and eveiy day the same 1 is used
without ttoe prepaytnent of the monthly, tax, or
without : being numbered.' EveTy vehicle used
for transporting goods or produce; for hire or for
private use, is Bubject to the above tax and
penalty," ; v, WM.L, SMITH, .
sept 23 It (Review copy) - Mayor. '
-ft
and GEORGIA;-i-For ml
. formation - about these
fitftteiread the SAVANNAH MOHNING 'NEWS.
WEEKLY (mammoth eijht pAge sheet) $2 a year;
uaiiy $iu a year, me nest papers ui meouaui,
Samnle eoniaa ft center . Address. -j-
au lis tl J. u. jgsTuo savannau, wa.
'-mmSly i i.J 1
( iZ'WbiMiO
DRY , GOODS r
si
AND
A RE BEING RECEIVED X STEAMER AND
Rail. The prices will be as low. or lower than i
, i i-l - '- .! i .-,1 : : .- .
.ever before. --i . v t; :'
Respectfully, . . '
H. ncIHTIBE
septa tf ' !" "
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A Bargain.
Brown , & Boddick
ARE OFFERING A SMALL LOT OF CAMEL'S
Hair Jackets, beautifully trimmed, for 15 00;. the
regular price is $15 00. Just suitable for this
season,
sept 23 tf
BROWN & RODDICK. -
The Place
FOR
Purchasers, Dealers and Consumers to
OBTAIN THEIR S UPPLIESl
IS AT THE LARGE WHOLESALE GROCERY OF
Adrian & Vollers,
- At South East Corner Front and Dock 8ts.
Call or Order direct, as oar inducements are
greater than at any other establishment in the
city, and in our stock may be found everything in
the Grocery Line that a dealer or consumer
needs. " sept 23 tf
New. Buckwheat
JUST RECEIVED BY STEAMER TO-DAY
best quality. Fresh Ground from this year's crop
Fresh Apples and Cabbages.
Extra Cream Cheese and Gilt Edge Butter.
New Large No. 1 Mackerel at retail.
Fat No. 2 Mackerel, 6 for 25 cents.
No. 1 Mackerel, in Kits, $1 00.
No. 2 Mackerel, in Kits, 75 cents.
North Carolina Roe Herring.
Bunker Hill Pickles, in Buckets.
A very choice article of English Breakfast Tea,
at 75 cets per pound.
New Uncanvassed Hams and Strips.
Large assortment of Fresh Candies.
Call and see and price, and I am satisfied you
will buy.
J. C. Stevenson,
sept 23 tf
Market Street.
Lime. Lime.
1500 Bbls. Fresh Lime
JUSU RECEIVED, AND , 1
For sale by
sept 23 tf
WORTH WORTH.
Bed Bust Proof Oatti.
10,000 Bushels Prime White CORN.
2,000 " Mixed corn;:
5,000 " Feed OATS,
1,000 " Red Bust Proof OATS,
500 " - "Best Bolted MEAL in 'the
city," (our make(, Special
figures for car load lots.
PRESTON GUMMING & CO,,
Millers and Grain and Peanut Dealers.
sept 23 tf .. .. .
SOMETHING v ENTtRELT M.
THE OBG-ANINA!
COME AND HEAR IT. "
Any one can play it. These" Instruments are bo'
constructed that no- amount of shaking up will
disarrange the mechanism', which Is very simple
and always positive In ltB fiction. '
' For -sale at
vHEENSBERGER'S,
sept 21 tf
Live Book: and Music Store.
Bice! Sice! Bice!
TINTERS A3XD MERCHANTS WILLNOTICE
A
that we are always pre
to oav the best mar-
sell eo commission any
shipments they mayentrust to us.
ket price for Kioe, or
BI8HOFF A CO.;
. Charleston, S. C.
j i i i ; i ) t- ; I. ' '
sept 20 8m
For Bent,1
That desirable STORE on Water
Sii next to' sbutfaeast' corner Ches
nut. Also, several Rooms: oyer store
45 Market St:, suitable for storage
or outer, purposes.; ; . ,
. a 1. ? T.itTrr
AddIt to
i TTTT TTTO B 1 1tCIST ' . '
sept 4eodtf
Market St
imh
R. R. Opurses of Study -English, ScientifiO; and.
yiaaoeai. ' Htuaenta preparea ior u. . xoaTai aoa
Military Academies and the best American Col-,
leges. "A thorough Chemical department: " Bead
ing taught by s brst-olasa Elocutionist. , Penman-.
hip bra Professor, master of the beautiea of the
art.- A home like- department for little boy. ; 14
tntriiAtw.' Jncncm SooBTLxaa (Yale College) A.'.
M?t Principal, ConcprdvUle, Del. oa, Pa. au-8m
sfili
IlifAPLEWOOir- IKSlTf UTiS for 'young ladles
1x1 and gentlemen, 18 miles west of Philadelphia,
located on the Philadelnhla';' Baltimore Central
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Three Weeks,.',,....,'
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Two- Months,.
. f Three Montha,i.j......,..
t ,(:ii. !rKOne Xear.!fc,..s.;.;.,..i,, w 00
CST" Contract Advertisements taken at propor-
Y tionatety low rates. ;
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I'
: Ten lines solid Nonpareil type make one aqtiara.
Bagging1 and Tica. v
K 4
1000 iWkoX HU BAGGING .f
9 AAA Bundles New and P'cd TIES.... f
1
j : '.v i o W
Bacon, ColfeeV;Sugai
! 200 X8 -mokd Qd Cry Salted. SIDES,
'.' Bags COFFEE different gwUleal H,
)Art SUGARS, 'GranuiateL VU t :,Vv
&)J Standard A, Extra C an4C,
1000 bto: , i .
100 Chol? VBXT LARD,
17K Bblaand Boxes Freeh CAKES,
KA Bdxea Aaaorted CANDY, ; :
.1 fit
it i'V
Potash, Lye, Soda,
100 X 5 POTASH, , : ;
100 80X68 &XiA Ke" 8oda " ' ,
. ; . Boxes SOAP, '
' 7S f.1 nd Boxe SNUFF,
rTg Dozen BUCKBTSi '. ".'
'150 Beam wppW paper, ''I
Hoop Iron, Nails, Hay, Oati, Randolph Yarns
and Sheetings,
For sale low by
sept 18 tf-
WILLIAMS A MURCHISON.
ZTotice.
Black Hountain.
JUST RECEIVED THE FIRST SHIPJCKltt &
CLEBBATEBBB0SnrQ T0BAC CO . ' '
It is manufactured in Asheville; and baa r ,
the reputation of being the . r .
FITTEST TOBAbcb ON; THE ' "
MARKET
LAY,,
at anything like the price. 8
would.
V?.
do well to send for aatqYlea.
For sale only by : .
Jno. L. Boa
hf, .
Nos. 11 &. 13
sept 18 tf
N. FatOklt 8U
To
ANOTHER FRESH SPIPMENT Of. - THE
" Pride of the P;ajrtry "
Is expected to arrive per next New York steamer, ,
Send in your orders early in order to secure, ,
while perfectly freshft tVj;r fv p .f-
FINEST FAMILY SlUll
sold in this marks,'.
.."V.-
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Jno. L. Boatwright;
Won. 11 A 13 N. tjront St.
sept 8 tf . :. F-t i
Notice.
AS TRUSTEE OF JOHN M. ROBINSON I...
offer his entire stock of HATS, GENTS' FUR
NISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, -o.', i at redaoedf
prices. Those wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine, aa I intend to close the same at.
once. ' -LiT. BEATTY, '
sept 22 lot Trustee for f, M. Robinson. .
Sickle Pears.
t-i..
NOTHER FINE LOT OF PEARS RECEIVED, ( 7
consisting of Sickle, Laurence and " Ducheaat'
Apples, Oranges, and Fresh Home-made Coooannt. ,
Peanut, Walnut and other Candies on hand.. ' .'
i At 8. G. NORTHKOPT9 . V."
1 sept 23 tf Fruit and Confectionary Storeal.. '
: FOB
Correct styles and
YOUR MONET8 WORTH,
Go to the Old City Hatters, y
HARRISON A ALLEN. - r u
the Old
sept 29 tf
For Bciitiw
. .. . .. .. -r
. A DWELLING, (m the aouthweirt
corner of Seoowt and Mulberry "kt1 V
. ' ' ! -j'--. ... V .; ;v
Apply for. further information to--ut , :
sept 21 tf
NEXT DRAWING OF THE - -y.- . .
Louisiana State ..'jLottery $1$?
TAKES FL ACE SEPTRIS.' PRIZES FROaC .V ":
ln0 to 830.000. Price. Whole tickets.'
f
mm;
Halves $100. .-.v-t-jj:: ' -i, " r . ' - 1
Address
aug 13 tf
WllmmgtoiC N. C. : ; ---.v t- :? '(
Treniente MeMt
.T THE MAMMOTH ClOjHINGTIOUSK.'- FaU ?i
Weather followed by Fall Traded Everybody de,'f
lighted with oar selections.; ' rtuii'l
NO OLD PLUNDER SALMSD OFF FOR NEW.,-;.' -''.
STOCK. . Our Styles areir own aeleetiona,'aBd , 1
out and made to please our patrons. No wonder U ;
the MAMMOTH (CLOTHING H0U8K does allvelv , . ;
trade.- Already one-third of our Fall Stock u -, . .' '
sold,-while others are waiting for- business to-Vrt -come
along. ' The only way to tuooeed is to cheer ' V :.
up. get up, fly around and go- for tt, Woit we (. " -Will
for'a successful season. Dont forget lt. r r?
A. DAVID,. Tf k
sept.nltf Wholeaalit and RetaU Clothier. V .
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TJARLOR, CHAMBER,' T)INING ROOM, KIT-. -;, .: ' v
x ooen ua umoe : jrurnuure, ait oi'ineiDan-n'
make and latest design, to be sold low for cash at -i
the New Furniture Store .f,V .-: . - . 5 a..s
' BEHBENDS A MUNROE, . .'
, r .: ,.8. E. eor. Market and 2nd 8ta , ,A
aept lltf - igV.;:).', v Wflmlagton, N. a,', '
iksuee yotje Eoiro nr tub
hot::
Aciilttirai Clll of Kew iTord
whether Fire ensues orwot. -Takes no mercantile .
ASSETS 1st. Jau4a88i; l,2dl,Y31;;f s - V C
i Insures against loes r damage by Lightning, p J, .. A. v ;
nor manufaoturing risks, henee la not subject to. y . - - .
neJ ,; - " i -.-. T t ' ,
cash, half 12 months note 6 ;
oria. . un long wrm wi
Strongest residence Imraraace Company In tie' ; ; , 4 . , -
per eem. interest." ' r-v-'? r ....-.
; i . - JNO. , W. G3RION BBO.i Agenta, f 1. .,C:,; ' -
on ouraStocKoi -U9usa,rurnisinng. uooaa tome .f r .;-
aatisiacnon oi ctow payers.;- vau ana , exanuaoi t
Pare White OIL Tr iif-' ' .
Pare White OIL
eptlStf
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