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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP, Oct 13-saIed, bark George II jenkins (Br)
Hilton, New York. brig Acadian (3r Terro. do
Sailed 18th, ship Rhine OBJ. smith, United States
AMSTERDAM, Oct 1aArrived, bark Rothesay No, liver.
SEN New YORK.
BRrsToL. Oct 14-Arrived ship Chloe 0Br Cook Phla-
delphia uhe cleared at Philadelphia for Antwerp.
Arrived 18th, bark Mimi us THAN New York before
reported arrived 3d.
Sailed I9h, ship Gudfaxe CNor) Jacobsen Philadelphia
Also sailed 18TH barks Rebecca Caruana Johnson and
Annie Troop OBrJ, Hin, United States.
BELFAST Oct 14-Arrived, bark Ahkera Qaus), Astrom
Philadelphia.
BOWLING Oct I4-Arrived bark Southland. Woodwork,
Portland, Me.
BREMEN Oct 13-saied ship ChAs Luing Gen. for New
York; bark Athena Ger. Bellmer, do
Sailed 18th. ship Lima schwoon Gen, Horn, United
States; bark Weser Ger Pope, Galveston
CRoSsrADr-Sailed bark @ Tucker PInkham Now
York
DEAL I4-Arrved brig wanderer CBr MyshraIl, New
York for Granton.
DUBLIN Oct 1a-sailed, ship Gardner Colby streeter,
United states.
CHARLESTON Oct la-ArrIved, bark Henry Palmer CBD.
jackson. Quebec.
GREKSocR. Oct 13-Arved ships Zealanda (Brj Allen,
Quebec Leaping Water u3rl, Mcwiam. do
GEsoA. Oct ll-Arrved, bark Sarah Hobart, Pinkham,
Philadelphia; brig San Pietro dtaD Lauro. do.
GIBRALTAR, Oct IS-sailed, steamer Anglia dr. Smith
urom Genoa. &cl. New York
HAvRE, Oct 13-Arrived, N $. from New Orleans a.
HAEBURG Oct i3-sailed. barks Templar Bartlett New
York Agnes for do Maggie Chapman 3D. DernIer Phiia-
delphia
HELyoEr. Oct Ia-salsd, bark Susan Dudman OBJ.
Ross Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL, Oct i4-Arrivod brig Burgess Br), Nc.
Bride. New York.
sailed 18TH banks President CNor Ru6s New Orleans;
Ada y Gould, Merritt Philadelphia Colomo ilowes Uni.
ted States; Diana Ger Geerstodt Galveston Rbenezer
Nor, Molbach, Baltimore; brigs J n Lane shute do;
Otto DAM Thomson, San francisco scr Low Hart Giles
i NJ hava
viously).
LoSDoS Oct H-sailed from Gravesend, bark Freidig
1 Nor), Berg New York
LErH Oct l3-sailed, bark otac Milo Aus,. cattcich
United States
LIMERICK. Oct I4-saled bark Marco Polo C,aD Gavig
min. New York,
NEwRY, Oct l3-Aruved, barks Prinds Oscar [Nor Carl
sen Baltimore Primo dtaD. Dighero New York brig II
Gillespie tBD, 81 John, NIB.
PLyMoUrH, Oct i3-Arrved, bark Mann oIer) .
Deutseh, New York for Riga.
QUEENSTOWN Oct 14-Aniyed barks Aquila CNorl Ger.
rard New York. Liegeld Nor), Kyensen, do, Amphion
CNor), Nielsen, Quebec.
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Scholarship Tam oshsntor for New York; bark cena;
Wab,nton Grt Mapra~ 1earrs Emily and the
fleet o. windbound coasters. -,
Eta A simpson Georgetown De- David Torrey. do; 4
Hayes. philadelphia VIM Arthur, Boston via Cape Ann
PORTSMOUTH, Oct ls-Arrivod. schr F 81 Clair Ed
ai ielsS g 1sRa R Bay Long New York
PkoyiDENCE. Oct l3-Aryed. schrs Nancy K9se,
son; mogene Diverty candy do for Pawtucket; John
bRea VG ss A%oqy Mountain Ssn Is%Es higgins
y Deow-Sehrs Pacific, Perry, from Hoboken; Agnes
sssilSd-S.esmers WIN Kennedy Foster Baltimore via
Fa% hRsS Anna Roger 'sn1
S Drnkwater baltimore; Bow, Morris rrenton Isaac
Rch Fsan Fletcher Benz strong 1Ss DI English G Martha
Ang P5sro Gsrs SRrhsuP Kate scranton
Al sFy Hsg 6Ssk sGoP North AMERICA Lyons
= ssileg-Schrs Hannah Brown sackott, Haverstraw;
RIGM MN 6st i2-Arvsd, sehs. l oordery, Hig-
S york VIM A'n' 'on'. and Ocean Traveller Adams Nc"
sailed-schr Geo P Haliock sharrett, Now York
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 7-Arrived, bark Sierra Nevada,
Cleared-shp Edith Manson onot Com, Cork
Scholarship Airlie (Br, Raeburn Liverpool; schr Mon
l2thaolegred, ships North America. Smith, Cork; Ango-
SAVANNAH Oct 1l-Arrived bark Lidis from Matan-
SULLIVAN, Ne, Oct 12--salcd schr Ann stratton New
VINEYARD HAVEN, Oct 1s-Arlved-schrs Freddie L
depha for Bristol Ne KSss %sfer ESabshpot for
Roekport Mass James Wall do, for Gardiner; Porto Rico
south Amboy for Bang0r Baltic Hoboken for do Charles
Gomery New York; for do Avon BT, do for st Johns NJ
Harry Fred, Weehawken, for st john b; Frank
Cotton Boston, for Philadelphia George Washington Port
land, for Baracoa George Emily, do, for Baltimore
for New York
sailed-schrs Daniel Webster, M Mosely Damon Vic
tory Mary Rico, A Hatfield r) Dexter Annie Jones'
louisa Bliss Mabel Hall Abbie Gors9n, Com Kearpey,
Dexter CLARK u Bridges, Mary Wilson. Ward Parks
can Eagle Addie Fuller Kate Walker James Wall Baltic,
Harry Fred, Telegraph
wilmington, Sc, oct 12-Arrived schrs Mary d Ire
land Fisher. philadelphia Daniel Britain Carroll, do; Jas
Hang. Bale, do.
l4th--Ar rived, brig Suppicich GeD, Pagens Porto
Grande. CV schr stephen Harding, New London Eliza
beth Sinnickson, New York.
Cleared-Brig Alexander Niekels, Peters, Arroyo, PR.
Sailed-Steamer Regulator, Jones, New York
WESTERLY. Oct J2-Arrived, schr Henry, Anderson,
Cold Spring, NY.
WARREN, Oct l3-Arrved, schr Ontario Burdck Eliza
bethport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL SCANDALS.

The evidence adduced thus far In the investigation OF
the frauds in the Board OF Education in Jersey City
shows a most corrupt state Of affairs. Mr.. Hollins
tndeavored TO show frauds the payment Of teachers
Tor services not performed but repeatedly ruled
put Of order by the Chairman Of the COMMITTEES, Mr.
Merccn The investigation viii be resumed this
ing Contrary 70 general expectation, Mayor Trapha-
gen has not vet been summoned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
Is OF VESSELS ENTERING

ns- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
use yacht showing while burn
ing red green changing the other
succession be several miles distant Cap
upon seeing this signal will oblge by
pairing any they have for The Ship News
Department of the HERALD
sPesons DESTROYS of communicating with vessels arriv
ing York by addressing such vessels
OF HERALD news yacht pier East River, New York
received from all parts of the world and promptly de-
lvered. Duplicates required.
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NEW YORK CITY.

Mrs Elizabeth cady stanton viii lecture on "Ricn
and Poor'' before the Liberal Club tonight
John Hall, aged Owe years, accidentally iel rom :
wagon last night and dslocated his arm he was
taken 10 his residence, No. ia Hudson street
ladies' fair Is nov IN progress at the Sixty ninth
regiment armory corner Of Grand and Ludlow streets
The object or the charitable persons who have started
The fair Il 10 raise funds aid Of St Francis Hospital
for the Poor On Fifth street Tho fair commenced
9th and will be continued Tor some weeks
The rooms are open from three to ten 7. IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
A LADY ROBBED.

Rosaine Dairs, OF No GO East Tenth street, was
standing at the Of that street and Third
yesterday viewing passing target company, when an
unknown thief taking advantage Of the crowd snatched
from her hand her pocketbook containing S28 The
lady caught sight Of the thief before he had time TO
escape and at followed in pursuit. but OF his
soniederates succeeded in tripping her that she fell
10 the sidewalk and received slight wound in the
forehead The police at the Time were, usually
The case elsewhere the thief and his confederate
made good their cScane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shipmasers informed
that by elegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau adj
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street. London or to tho
Paris oicc addressing Bennett 81 de ropera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European
Eastern ports of American aud all foreign trading
with the United States the will be cabed
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find more economical
and expeditions for telegraphlng news
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
A BOYS WRONGS.

William Brnkerhoon, by his guardian his father in
stuted action yesterday, In the Brooklyn City
Court before Judge Nelson damages in the
OF $4,000 against Hamilton Campbell for assault
The boy who is twelve years Of age was attacked by
defendant alleged, on India street. f. d., on May
Is and beaten in most inhuman manner The boy
knocked down and stamped on his arm being
broken and his hand crushed rendering him cripple
Tor life The defence general denial verdict
for 500 given by the jury favor Of tho plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
BROOKLYN BURGLARIES.

During the temporary absence Of the family of Mr.
Frank Hotchkss, Of No 90 Eleventh street, Brooklyn,
on Wednesday evening, his dwelling was entered by
burglars, who carried of $500 worth Of ewelry and
clothing The residence Of Mr. Thomas Graham No
1,0S2 Pacific street. entered on Wednesday night
aud robbed OF forty dollars In mnnev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

Colonel Marshall Leferts has ordered the uniformed
members Of this association or Veterans OF the National
Guard to parade Thursday the 2lst They will
assemble at the Of Firth and Fourteenth
street at three T. NJ. The Mayor will review the bat
TALON at half past four p VI. AZ the Worth Monument
The Veterans have unanimously resolved visit Phia-
aelphia TO take part in the Centennial celebration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15

Steamers Hammonis CGer for Hamburg: w Scholten
DutcO, Rotterdam: City OF New York, Havana City Of
Dallas Nassau Mp Montgomery Fernandina, &c Gen
Barnes savannah Ellen Terry Eewbern Nc Isaac Bell,
Castle tr London; Progress Southwest Pass barks
deer, Georeetovn, Dem ID Bueno, Cardonas: Yumuri.
sagua Thor (Nor, Morgan PIN Maria (NorD, Philadelphia
Frank Marion. Port Johnson brig Anna Maria QtaD Rio
Janelro
Wind At midnight. ENE, fresh.
nj sum
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YOUTHFUL SAILORS.

The schoolship st. Marys, under the care or the
Board Of Education, at the pier foot Of Twenty
third street. East River The first annual examination
by the Council OF the Chamber OF Commerce Of the boys
board Of her will be held this morning ten o'clock
All Interested in this effort OF the Board Of Educa
ton to provide supply OF competent young sailors to
She mercantile marine invited 10 attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
THE GOODWIN TRAGEDY.

Coroner Reinhard, OF Jersey City, has procured i'm
portant testimony in the case of Michael Goodwin who
It is alleged died from injuries inflicted by two OF his
sons. The inquest will be resumed this evening ut
Brady's Mor0uo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
A RAMPANT ENGINE.

Yesterday morning as engine No 20 was proceeding
70 slight fire Allen street the driver lost control Of
HE horses and they the sidewalk IN front OF No
II Prince street breaking iron railing and tearing
up the nag stones No person injured and the
damage was trinng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
SPOKEN.

Ship Hindos:an Brl, White, from Ardrossan d.amash
Sept iS for San Francisco Sept 23 lat 46 Ion ii
Brig Victoria Saunders from New York Tor Barbados
Sept n, lat ~ Sd Ion So 20
Schr Palmer Stevens from Laguna for Tampic Oct
j. lat 10 30 Ion "a 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Oct H. schrs Arizona Bell and
Alcyone. Fisher, Provincetown
Aletter from Capt Clifford Of bark Oak, of New York
ports her In Panama Bay Sept % with 40 bbs hpbk oil.
Reports in the bay schr THboga, Akin of
do do; CHILEAN barks Mary, Kelly, 800 do do Marposa
Chase $50 do do.
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MISCELLANEOUS

DOR sALE-sCoW rs FEET "a FEET BY FEET,
capacity 300 deck in good order. Address M
g., box l7i Herald Uptown Branch Office
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
OMce

pAYEs OF DEPARTURE PROM MONTHS
OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashed. Circulars OF information free.
FERNANDEZ X CO., Bankers,
date j. Il. Martinez Col,
10 Wall street. rear basement, New York
Post office box 1904. Next drawing October 10.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

Prizes cashcd. Information furnished Next drawing
October 10 TAYLOR 90, bankers.
Post piico bov 4.tfS ~ VIII street. New York
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFF
IN states for legal everywhere
no ubIcity required charge until divorce nntcd ad
vice free. NJ HDbab, Attorney ~ bfoaiWay
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
N ent states for numerous causes without publicity egA
everywhere terms satisfactory, FREDERICK L. KING,
Lawyer Notary Public Commissioner; No Eighth streeA
near Cooper Institute,
rNHOMAS r. AGNEW THE GREAT NEW YORK
Grocer, Tea Coffee and Flour Dealer All New Workers.
and everybody else should call and bargains ~ vssey
ssxeet
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Caisf. James IEedelI waddsIi.

We learn with much pleasure tLat this
gentleman whose name II illustriohsly as
sociated with the most Brilliant episode
OF the war, and who win 90 down on the
pages ofhistory whether written by friend
Or foe, rs the gallant and sKnfulcSm~
mander Of the Shenandoah, has recently
received the appointment as commapder
Of one OF tile Pacific. Mail Steamers, fying
between San Francisco and the ports OF
China and Japan. He llenterupolihis
active duties III 4 few weeks. 4 ,,,,,isls'
This Company Is the property ofwcaliliy
northern capitalists, many Of whose yen-
lures were OH the waters during the career
Of the Shenandoah and which became the
prey Of Captain Waddell's yigiIance and
activity. Many were the struggles 70
overcome The hostility to the srbet pirate
but tile high thdracterbornel by illegal,
liant confederate. his high feiluwl as asea-
man, and Observation-Disclosures mental gifts
and his exalted integrity btercanle all
SECTIONAL prejudices. and lle was appointed
over powerful rivalries.
1t is but justice to Capt. WaddeIl to say
he was no applicant Cor the favor Of his
former foes. His oWn merits brought him
INTO notice, and Withdrew him from the
privacy inwlifch.lie has lived since the
war. a. sl faE ts9iat n tH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-02-03

We called aitcntion last year 10 The q.
inounl ~ cotton raised In Orange, a guam
tIty'tliat SURPRISED On a,id every one else.
hut until recently. though we knew the
excellent quality Of The cotton produced.
Me did MI know tlie quantity compared
with tussem Ulner uoaHties ny acreage.
II will lie seen TINT the yield TO the acre
VA the southern part Of Orange and north
rrn part Of Chatham q fully up TO Edge
ronise. or,any ether rvccgnised cotton
counties.
Mr. w. u. sioud tnf Cl,atliaml made
on 30 scrrs q uales az 500 ibs. Mr. jos.
Ilal.lula male on - scresl8 bales " 50
lbs. Our representative. Mr.. Matthew
At~ alter, firrt rate fauner. who hais liGil.
~rso gisen hls attention almost exclusively
20 small grains, made last season test oI
the capacity 81 his ssn.ls for c,.ioa- On
half an acrc,li made IL the rate % ST.
lapn,ls lint cotton per acre. l5la
fIe goes Tor cotton this year.
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NavaSsA Cossspxny

We ic;ail attention % the advertisement
of tl,is t,smpAiiys This Isl North Caro-
lima ,nstilution and every way worthy u
patronage. we last yesrcalleisrecial at.
tention 10 the high character Of this con-
pany. and Ia die implicit reliance that
might be placed Ia III We are fully COM
f,rmed IN our estimates. Their business
now i tre,nend,us, q business based upon
the satisfactory experience ef Farmers.
MI giving orders, I've particular IN sTecl-
fyiug whether Il Is fertilizerfortobacco OF
far eotten that Il wanted lphere h u
specific difference between them.
See, aAal.essa. " ~ 4 se4NTr4n
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o.. wii,,as, s.r.d~ie,s.

Thb gc,siemse - itnnaaieiy associa'
ted will tie history Of the pirec. and \
ha,lsellolsl name ~ w. profession. left "
on Monday 10 take Up I'M aI'o,leat Wadcs-
bora He Eose " 1ulte hIn,stif In pIac-
ticc with DI. E.innund A~he Of that place
We express ilrs -iaeere regrets Of the
whhIrcommunIty az hts departure, md
al unite 10 wishing him success in hs
new location.
The ,lepartnrso Of Dr. Slrudwica = MI.
sasef evideBeeo 81 tile healthfuIuess &C tllh.
place, Since lie leaves = population ~ near.
~ Eaur,eeli hundred 10 the care ~ only
three pllysIcIans s
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GRANpMusIcALRE-u NIoN

The twenty-seyenlh day Of February
will he n memorial day inlLdtiisville in
more ways than one; on that day we shall
have not only the great drawing ~ the
last Library Concert, but also the great
musical treat ~ Gilmore's renowned orr
ci,rs.ra. Gilmore IL the peer, n not the
superior Of Theodore Thomas'or ofJuIian.
This H. his first visit to the West, and OK !.
ccpi for the gin concert there ~ little pro-
Inability that our citizens would ever have
heard lis wonderful performances. III the
Fast people travel u hundred miles or more
toat.sndlone OF his concerts. Rehfember
that only tlrOse who hold ut least a coupon
tickeri b. the drawing can gain admission
TO the hall. =
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rrssei xntcrpri~e.

Col. Al. 3. Broyp RECALLED his guests ON
"Wednesday VI Last week with fresh sbad
aitfhe snyt from SareRadA. THE energetie
manager Is determined, not only 70 be be-
hind any other house. but 10 lie allead.
We are glad 10 see that Tho efforts Of the
Colonel ARE appreciated, at tile National
has It's full share o. The public patronage,
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IIsrner = s.ra,e.. ssheel

Opened a fprtnIghi since. and IN spite 0:
the alarm on the suffice. Of scrles fever.
i.llrady numbers % sehchr@ We suppose
the ulnLer will soon reach ore hundn'd.
There Il mol cs-s 81 sickneifi' nor has
there been ID The school this session.
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TO those ia search Of a superior instru-
ment, either for pnrlor or church Use, we
reconihiend an enterview with or appllca-
ton to MIR; Nat Il. Brown OF raleigh who
i the sote authorized agent Jol. North Caro-
Una for the celebrated Estey Organ Man.
dfacturing Companyof BmttleInro, Yer
mont. Mr.. Brown sells at Raleigh at the
same prices they are furnished by the com
panty, aud as he assumes all the east aud
risks OF transportation AS far US Raleigh
the purchaser Is assured Of an instrume:ii
in perfect good conditions which light pos,
sibiy not be the case II the purchaser
made Ills own orders 10 the factory.
We haves seen the beautiful liver medals
awarded to Mr.. Brown at the last State
Fair That endorsement Is a good guaran'
tee for the high quality Of tire organs.
We repeat our advice To communicate
with Mr.. Brown, aud toliim alone, as No
one else In the State Is authorized to aci
for the Estey Company. n 'abEts
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Mr., Hunter. ofthv well known Rich
Inol,d Arm 81 Rahm and Hunter has been
here for several days. lie i engaged IN
putting up Steam apparatus In Pogue's 10.
liaceo factory. Pogue Is introducing all
the late improvements.
Rallln a Hulier advertise with US, and
are rcaplng the benefits off.
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Emo aud the creeks around were on a
high frolic Oh Friday last, the water being
higher than at any time during the win-
ter. No damage dope.
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The Oldest member % the North Caro-.
lima bar, who received his license IN this
State, II Judge bailey, Of Asl,eyille., Hon,
A. ~. vvimbIe, OF, oxford, received his
license Ia Virginia Ia ils2l, aud Is q fev
months The Senior ofJudge Bailey. judy,
ID. Is also one of tho few surviving mem.
beers u The 1885 Convention,
Lent viii begin this year on The 10Th O
February.
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See fourth page both 1 for. Ads apdllhn.
,errsting sadiligp,attsr. ~ III llA

See AID. OF DR. Geo. nv. Graham Raleigh,
who il rapidly achieving AN enyiable re,
putation In his specialties. aa'A ~
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~ And q New Vegetgblt
These Catalogues, with piltlae plates, are
iiihiled to all spplieants lly Peter H.nder.
son &-tIO;soR receipt ~ co cents. Also, TO
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ttpplf btots, Gardening
for rfoft ais,pev Prattlcal Fioricnltnre'
rshg dost ~ which 1890 each. prepaid by
ihhlt AIey viii eslaflally send plain copies
without charge Yours truly,
PETER HENDERSON ii co
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The Catalogues 81 seeds aEF pants for
1879, of Peter Hsnderso,p a ca; IS Cort-
landt -; New iork. ate Just recvive,i--
they number about $50 pages, ARE finely
illustrated, and In addition contain 8
Isautlful cuiorvd plalesor the following |:
"A Group of Rs,res.
E sas9 49, verbrnnk.
~ sss =. /" PInkg
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sssrle, rsssr.

ia fa.
We staisen tAo hi0hea authority, fhT'
there h 100 scarlet fever here. There huvc
l,cen few mild cases within the past
month AID m,e death. lat with the cx.
ceptIon u he cs,e which proved fatal The
disease was IN a mild aud plansgeable
form, aisd 4 has now entirely Disappeared.
-wc NY ihlsin jns,Ics 70 tht schools
which are like 10. suiler prejudlce rom
the spread ofexaggemtsd reports, sons-
time the creation of miscellaneous scbool
boys, aud sonneiinsrs tne sincere belief 81
sanlo frightened individual.
There np fever here, aud pupils may
come with perfect Immunity M
Our exchanges will please notice this.
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Il HaF
Twenty thousand tickets were sid of the
Grand Gift Concert at Greensboro last
week. b a@ II $50 szs..s
TIE telegraph line between Chariot
aud Wilmington Is completed. 3atga
col. Talcott, Superintendent Of the Rich
mond aud Danyille Railroad, has gone to
Mexico. 49, Ast3r % .sasas4t 4. IN
Jacob Smith ofstokes county, says the
Danbury Ileporter. uged s. years. worked
Ia the coriI field last sumner, lived with his
wife as years, has 2ls children. grand aud
great grand Children, and chews tobacco
zen. I.oht. d. johnson, the gallantconi-
mandet Of the EirSt Nortl. Carolina Bri-
gade.O Infantry Confederate States Army,
and now distinguished member, OF Tue
Charlotte bar, Is In the city.--Ncps 20tll
lust. .4saagb@ al. sesueHs s4g @3saS
The Rocky Mount Mail pronomces S. p.
Day, a spectacle ycnder, who was III VIII
son a sliort time since !. a dead beat.p He
let Rocky Mount between two mails and
furgatto settle his l,olel bill with Col.
Hammond. fhe passes that way again,
we guess tl.e Col Will he able TO recognize
him without putting on " specks."-Ad.
odssce'F vf m# Y3T-1?@rgflfF at[Yf
THE courts have decided that any one
liable to pay q poll-tax and who fails to
list the same with tile proper officers, il
subject toindietment. T1FDgr
Rev. s. Simpson has been reelected 10
the pre- si.Icncy VI fadkm College.
John Long, an Anson, county black
smith, has mysteriously disappeared.
GuiIford Carpenter, Of Buell. horn,
Chatham county, is one hundred and tea
years old. 81 Gf=
On the 18th instant the magnificent re-
sidence Of Il. l. Wooten, living near La
Grange was consumed by fire.
II Is stated that the Wilson drawing i;ir
the benefit of Oxford Orphan Asylum.
Uncertainty take place OH tile 10Th oi
February. Nf - @
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