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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
NETWORK CITY.

Cardinal McCloskey will administer the sacrament
confirmation St. Stephens Church in East Twentynnth'
st. at 10 A. m TOMORROW.
SAMPLES of the seized invoices Of grapes were yes
teray furnished to the Appraisers who will examine
Them make their report TO the Appraiser IN Gay or wo
An enormous crop Of peaches is said to he promised
by the appearance lots which have already onnd
, nsn AZ wy ,n sas market an" the 0'' Oh "'" 'oS
Mr.. Prestbury of the West End Hotel at Long
attention the fact that it was an error to state
that he was the owner establishment and that d.
NJ Hreh st associated with him a. an equal partner
The trial of -CustOm-louse lnspectOr-General
W. O. Monk dealing IN counterfeit money was set down
for week Friday but u the trial Of COZ Des Ange 10.
hardly probable that Monks will be reached this term
A party IF Maryland and Delaware editors, men,
bers of the Peninsula Press Association arrived in the CRY
yesterday and spent The afternoon IN visiting dsfn.
Ing and after inspecting the Centennial Exhibition grounds
will return TO Their respective homes
Judge Speir yesterday in Superior Court, Special
Term denied motion made on behalf Of Roberts and Glea
SOD have held to bail in $4,000 In suit charging
them and Others with obtaining money on forged BONDS ne
prisoners Of having with the notoro Spence
f fcrsea Son ' s Si' is7s several "''' '
The proposed prize ght between Allen and George
Rookie probably is not to off, Harry Hill the temporary
stakeholder yesterday that Rookie willing and ANXIOUS
TO fight Allen, that the hackers coud not agree upon
final stakeholder Rockies hacker sent letter to NJ H xs
other person. and demanding the return Of the money to him
self II believed persons that these things have
been made public authorities to relax their vigil
In the Supreme Court. Circuit. before Judge West
brook Jury verdict yesterday in the suit Of William
Glenn against Charles the night Of June 49, 1874
FRIEND with their wives were walking home after
visit q theater According 10 plaintiffs testimony the de
PENDANT stoned and lowered his insulting manner
close Glens wife, The two men nteritIed ana
some high words followed WREN Null struck Glenn WIN IN
umbrella njurng his eye Defendant DC MED any insult ana
stated thai he Glenn with his nm rea hrst
The urv fmnd for the plaint verdict of 5000 all that Was
asked Stewart and Towney appeared for the pantf D. W.
Fullerton for the defendant
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08

Spirits YURPENTINF. - With
the large export movement noted i'll
our last the supply of tins article has
become very much reduced IN yard,
aud the business InUvemcn" OF the
week has h. en- cOntfhe | to such pnr-
tions % the daily receipts that buyers
could GeicA The tone OF the market
has been steady throughout, and the
receipts fOT tie week | 40 casks have
been purchased at 30 ce nts. The mar
kot closes to-day liz n at 323 cents bid.
The receipts for the week were $50
casks; exports were 3,2O5 casks ard
the stock III yard aud effOat IL 3, 4tJ
casks.
RO5IN There is apparentiya con-
timed pretty steady uDduTtOne on the
general rus,u market, and few holders
exhibit any great Inclination to force
their roaino OH the market. The demand
for strained has not been quite 50 sharp
for the last few days of the week, but
the undtTtone has been steadv,- and
the transe cbiuns were all at abOnt for
mer quo; atoms, except q small sale or
Wedn4s day of 500 brls. ut 81 30. At
the close to-day, the, market IL quoted
quiet and nomlnal dor. strained at
81 IS. ). s..- r.. ..ss ft.--f->:a.. '.s.e,'-
The sa1,s for, the geek were 5, 500
bils ,.straIurd, at 81 3J9D9t 3T4, 90
81 50; 1000 hrls., - ID, - ii 81, 33 and
500 brs- 1t to n at - % TO $500 per
barrel. .... .>-.,. .s+-. -..t .'.
Toe receipts Tor, the ves k .w,4re g.
go barrels. Exports. 1l,2l7 barrels.
STOCK in yard and ahoa:, 6.3, 453 barrels.
the following are the official quota
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
ssenedicI arnold Dran,ilIzcd.

The Norfa'k lIryiticn says that
gentleman of this city, whose literary
abilities arr of 4 high order, has writ
ten a tragedy of g cat merit, founded
on the treason Of General Arnold and
the death Of Major Andre. 1t has not
been given to the public, but tho 80
who have seen it say the play, if put
upon the stage, would be emiinently
successful. And here wa notice o
coincidence worthy of mention. IL
the BelgIavia for August. q. A. Sala-
suggests this very subject as an excel
lent one for a drama He describes
the Andre episode in the Revolution at
some length, pointing ont the fe"tnres
specially adapted for tragic effect; II
property woven into n drama. The
coincidence of two persons, uuac4ualn-
ed with each other, thinking OF such q
subject for literary venture as the
one in question, is as singular as it IS
| jufreuuent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
EVENING SESSION.

The Convention assembled at 4
o'clock.
The motion of Mr.. Badger to recon
slider the vote by which the or4ilnauca
to strike out secs 10, Is and II of art.
4 passed, was considered. and after a
considerable number of motions, cali
ings of the roll, AMI large number of
points of "order from the Rrpuhh-
can side of the house, occupying the
time of the Convention until o clock,
the motion TO RECONSIDER vas lost,
while the Republican numbers were
absent from the hall almost i'll a body,
having absented themselves to prevent
a quorum.
The substitute reported by the Com
mittee on Suffrage and Eligibility to
Office for ordinances No 80 and 232
WAS consider Il. H. requires: ninety
days residence before person can
vote, and prohibits any person CON
victed of felony or other Infamous
crime from Voting.
Smyth. col, 'spoke piece in "p-
positio" to :he measure, and prnding
It's consideration the Convention sd
iDurneji
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
lllliImlngton 1onrm''.
WILMINGTON, n g.,
rp1DAY. OCTOBER, 8, 1915.
a Fsarsi fick


~ I'~Gii, ~ -A'tN'ilt't-l
D.;,,, the. dit cussiun III The Con
,',r ~ few days ago, Mr. Iourgrt,,
arp. bag dele gate from GuI!fn'd
t"' spctch III deftnc,. OF carpet
nm ms IN the course If lis Ii mark =
,,,,!.. the blrepiI. nous assertion
iaslIe Christ was ii Irpct-baSg''i !
vi NJ, Turner, III reply. handled the
,r.mou with gloves oft and showed
:, strong language the true c!!arnc-
r. Of the c"rP"t-bngger. In answer
.Ia cLarRc that III" Savior WAS n
'ornrt Dagger, Mr.. Turner SAID there
aal I'm one pct~haggcr described
tb,. Bible, and he WIS the father of
IL r ''J can, t-baEgcrs. lie requested
d.. H.. cIork ~ Yrad from tho 18th chapter
fIa.n commencing at the tuIrd verse,
;. Then Mary took II pound OF oint-
.snt Of spkrrArd, very costly, and AN
ut IT,. tc. Of jesus, and wiped
I,- f.rt 9Th her hair, nnd the house
~, ,iItrd with the dour OF the ONT
mrnt.
I,das Iscariot, Stmons son, when
should bctrsy him,
I x Why was not this ointment sold
tor three hundred pence and given 80
the poor?
Til. he said. not that hs cared
1.-The poor; but because he was q
thIef aud hnd tho bag.
Here WAS tho father OF carpvt-bag-
ueI. Judas lscnrIot, said Mr. Turner,
Oh 20 are all tho others that have
anne ,wn S0rth to steal and swindIe
the p.ople The eff ct of Mr. Turner's
,anarks can better lie imagined than
described.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
PAID NEARLY
8 4 O O O O :

0AnUARH ) 1910.
II. 4. srKvHss, NsQ:
Dear Sr-When about SIX months old 1 was
vacoinA tsd. The parties V hs were -cinated
from the same viras died from the humor.
Tho d nOr spread over mo to Euch extent
that was rolled In bran 10 prevent me from
tied In my head. remained In thI. condition
abont twenty years, troubled all the time with
sores breaking in nv sad and disch ar cling cor
ruption nom nv ear. At this tune SIN al
kernel appsaroA en- my neck, gradually in
crsa-ing in sire until tuRoY formed of such
i'm n en,e size | could 1t by tn ming my eyes
downward. All thi. tim. was taking various
remedies for my !ooh without an 81 bstanti4l
benefit.
the4 We at 10 pro mp Ant phi IN ian ia BJs-
l.nc-d shc tulrnr eight times. w.h r<,st
naarlI A4oO. This eft me vita ro-xh sg IA
satAd sure. wtrhnut AT all diIntnish :mG abs s!z~
~ tha tunlor an in sicFly, feeble Aond tinn
] consulted an. they Fhysictau In SaUPk, ~hn.
af,er c"rsiiAra 1t" tins. bsrcetsie4 in hesh:g
th~ so.a with 'ut r.d16iny thssi1s At 'h.S
point commenced to - VHasTIsB through
thH ssrneel par snai m of - fris-t AH-r |
h 81 taken this InoiIctns aheas on
3-ri-nc.d 'eEfal Nv whole
body sr-En-' t" 70 ,.tr ee'-s AVA tics, IA 20
uu'N finally, the tn 40 aToks tnA lis, hargeu
frie' tfl! Qtntiti-a. FROM 49, tir-" il Ia
-raaSc.i in y. until fhc birch tl'x+ p-Arr-i
hnt NV neck a''lI iowa rhe usy sca-. NJ Nh"
-0--s AMI lame now healthy srrong
MI ALI to WORT taf:
viii 4i-o mention thai ~-ve heep An >..-
N 1erer from lnl,mms'nr- ,h~ratisr, svar
since rrUrmheI. mill enIn cling tils
II VRrE.Iv., =h.n VIVA tFs m iii .taI,
al, fhouTi ''i~ paine =" 's-". rh's .;sInen'
20 fni-'i inF t - ~ f''sr - htH'ri'n' ''ta"-
-nhrt'r. hama it.. Az: yn- win {" Ter - -rr
hr g:V'rg u mnch ruhli@itV ruu Ihr
prur~r. N-'T .ratrfu''y
d " @AESI< tshla- I. "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08


pnrrnE al the war over their case,
vs,srs. Sinclair and McEa chin, the
democratic delegates in tho Conven-
ton from lsobeson county. have held
their peace. Thursday Mr.. Sinclair
broke the long and patient silence in u
manly little speech of which we re
Cret we are able to give only meagre
synopsls,
He sid in substance that no had not
before spoken on this subject. That
he dad been duly elected by the b ard
of c,mmlssioner9 Of Robson county,
asa delegate to tins Convention. That
fits declaration had been made by the
commissioners without his instrument
taIty and without his knowledge.
That after the commissioners had de-
cared him properly elected, the Sheriff
Of Robson county, without his solicit
alton or knowledge, had made out a
certificate which was delivered to HIM.
That lie presented this certificate to
Judge Settle, and 10y that officer was
declared to be entitled to his seat. and
that lie would hold his seat aud exer-
else all the rights and claim oil the
privileges which were exercised or
claimed by any other delegate, until it
should be ascsrtalntd that he was not le-
ealIy entitled 70 a seat III the body. That
when the committee who had the matter
III charge to inquire into his right to
hold this seat shoUId make their report,
and the Convention should ne called to
take action upon the direct question of
his right Ia the seat. then he would
d"tcrmIne for himself whAt course he
would pursue. But until that qnes-
ton should arlsn fer direct decision,
he did not acknowledge the right of
any delegate to question his action, or
whether he shOnld act or not upon any
mstcr indirectly rc!uslng to his ease.
That the question: low before the Con
vrutInn WAS not he direct question as
Whrther he shnnid hold liza seat; that
ltd,d not n1ftCs the m"IIts Of the csc
al all, but was merely Incidental, and
that he sI0uid vote OF il ~ upon ANY
ether ordinary R1atter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
General GIIngGnan on Ih., urrcncI

General SiIE9 man an fis'; urrcncY.
, From the Rail- h New.
The able and Interesting exposition
Of Gen. CluEmaus views on the sub
ret Of the currency, as set forth Ill his
interview with correspondent of the
New York W"raid, is attracting wide
spread attention. The able manner i'll
vhlch the subject Is handled, tho clear
ald forcIble illustrations, the irreslst-
solc arguments, give this exposition
TIE folce of authority upon n subj ct
winch IS destined TO be the most pronE-
nent Of the ISSUES III the approaching
Residential campaign. 1t must fur
Llsh the text for arguments which are
II he used at the South on the subject
O. what Is called initiation not only at
The Sputh, but even at the North Mas
ter minds like that Of the Hon. w. ID.
nelly, Of Pennsylvania, n gentleman
Who las given earnest attention to this
subject, mud who may be regarded
q leader in the opposition to the
IDEAS Of the hard money party. nc
Knowledge with admiration the cor
frctness and force of Gen. Clingman's
Views.
Below is letter addressed by Mr..
holly to Gen. Chngman.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30, 1875.
Fea I. l.. Cj,tgDaan, Raleiyh, North
CmoHHq.
MY DEAR GFNERAL-It may not be
unpleaSant for you to know that though
neither my venerable friend Henry
SIMey nor are regular readers of the
New York Ucrnid, he yesterday called
n! attention TO the report of the inter
view between one of its reporters and
!ou on the currensy question, and
I|U.LAlendtd your views most earnestly.
VI course, l obtained a copy, and have
Eau tdem with equal interest, and
I's'tn to thank you for the good work
you nave thus done. Having referred
the impression they made upon
--I "hom L regard rs the foremost
4IOuuuef OF social science in this or
=. :! country, let me give you an ex-
.1t' c'rbdtIm t HtcratiHl from a let
VI !uSt received from an Irish Iaboring
lag oy the name of Patrick Kelley, a
o Ss'ueht OF lorkviiie, New York, who
''IG@aSoitonaIly writes me
Tue splendid answer. which Gen
Nm VA. OAugman gave the Herald re-
gyI'eF anu published in Mondays Her.
,, was very clear and interesting,
,1ot Is remarked that some more
t ,ooH :, IN ervIows like that might turn
s .. li1rol't, for it likes to be on the
m rrOi8 SIDE. General Cungman ) re-
Gsp oAs Will do much good" My dear
tueI"l' he Is fortunate, who is able
tbe press himself SO clearly as to win
n standardization of so wide a range
ert-rntelllgenoe as is marked by these
vorf eii les: Assuring you that the good
ara,,, Is advancing beyond my most
6uiHe expectations, | remain
a. oArS very truly,
signed WM y. KELr,Ey.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08

t'th'i IA! Lrlda e .'utIaiieA ~. iInprGvs
| az lic .St,E1"n adN"i ct's, md Yi!,i.4.,oint
/ dti'!F' iEchis hic rtInaIk abIy dG., at ;,
| ptritd when eve body ~ accustomed
! 10 hc'th Tor aItislmHtIUu. others show a
iiIai k' ii 9 gree II activity, which
| 'u..t'i h;ti'>Hcts the Quls Of some
hrstI'ci4'3 OF ~ t. If.r crops are com
i'i5 III mote IL = tia: " net: Ne last
"fOV'', "i.i thp'rt> il nipts active at
present ,tEtH Tor some months, past d.
ne MAYA store and cotton trade. has
ot' II N"!f i"FE', - CON urei win lat
wee \. ne former article pi!s been
"oii sl't"iuett, i.!lI l,:!cos Iiare hecn
hFIn. Cotton has been coming i'll fret,-
y, aud fec"1pt!. during the past week
have a!m"st '!"HF}ied the former wcek
~ export trail shows Il slight fail
ing OF. HIS Is OWING entirety to the
absence OF freight accommodations.
Occan frclghts are frmer, and vessels
coming ln>o port c.a obtain froiyhts
Of almost any KIND oi murciiandiZs.
Tho shlpmeuts for tbs weak wore as
follows:
Cotton, $50 bales; Spirits r,urpen-
the, D ,ltEj cask,,; R1sIll, 11,2I7 brls5
Grude Tnrs'entiric, % br%; Tar. IS
b1is; sA1pst-tOttun,- i 607 bales
Spirits turF ut!uc, :, Sos Cas- Ks; .1,hiu.
IL, OBS bbl> Crude Turpentiue. 1OI
bblb +; Far, sos Ibis; for last week.
Ike lief traturesdt fl,s N IrkGt, and
the cAaLges pf plt09s Ut most OF the
itailig products ami mhuutacEures For
the We k, wore a, foiIpW6 =:
-COIION.-E There HAS been q fair
ei4Iulry FOR e,,tbOn duting Che past week
aud tbs trstl. oacsiot4s have benn large.
Inc tone OF ti!4 -mAEket hes been
steaoy most OF tie "eyk with very
81 ght alterations Of official quotations.
none of winch are worthy Of report rs |
the market closes f1it;;l,iy stead al
tie salnH .quotdElCpa that lU:opeaed on
last L fIuay lie receipts have I lnIusJ |
double Iii)sc Of last WEE X and con: [
tinue daily OH the increase. rEcra IS |
cotton enough here now to make, Il /
maj he1 Hnd buyers are taking 4dgun. i
sage OF She present prices to supply |
tueir den1aIitts- TIE sales foc tht !
week REACH a total Oh j, 67o 4;ties, most |
l. for Tports about ~ bales IF v llieh 4
W ere taken for homo consumption by !
.plnne>-s. The receipts for tie vel f
were 1908 bales. The exports $50
bales anu the stock il now Z 100 bales !
The 8c4 IA, eottpn nuyellc 1i5 tor,
wefk was ~ toliQWs: Il
T. ai>5eir$ tliif file i6fl7 T% =. for
the seven -},,{,. =, % on i
I,uin. ,suaj,.st, n u,;A ,ts.r,! .t,,,,.j,3s.
81. ~, t,a.e, ti., ,.lc1i.ts yy...k., a,i 4,
san; b5.,c; .i,r,.,. vp,,l- -, ,11!,'n,
,ipls siIIi,:, ~. f;r.f = Sc: re
,,-,4,, 81 ash az; 7st5 i!r.le ,.y,,f. !, Il
,.,41l t,.!, ion. tlsa a.,,,.., .,,a-{9a lis
"A si,,y M, "a. i,,.,..llI. ,,.,...,yt -.
rr-atrrl. i~;,5. :. II - i..I,1~
III, t:Aa"l:> r. lie = Id: Z I,
-, : = I
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Fa'i.3S. ;s Ve~pfiun }

i It's me- ard sNr>rt-o frOIs b'rs-. roots
.ni 81 Na. It fE na'rro'a rsFrcnx. II il pr
f.c,lv r .Tm'.s fr'n bal etfecr G6n the
system. II ia rou|'ahtns ,,i strengthening.
It acts irEvriv -po' We bio I'll. - Iieta he =er
vru. svrtem. II gives vo.a >of. sweet s'sep
night. Il IS great pAnzc~a for Our aged
>;i9hcr. aud noAh .rs tor il civ T. m strenx
:, uiets their ner sr-, and g'Ves tn IA n.tHrG'-
sweet .Ioep-a. h IL been proved by manv an
aged person n il the great finr'i Purifier. 1t
ia = soof , Ing rerneiv for orr ohildrer. 1t hls
rcliGvei and cured thousands. II ve.y pei.
an take; evcrv child likes il. 1t relieves
and cures all discasrs orI grating from impqre
biOcd. TRY the EEGETI<E. Give Il
trial fcr vonr com plants; then y"u will say TO
ven friend, -ighbor a.d acquaintance, cry
f.; 1t has cured me"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
n We'll MANAGED Road

D.. .De charlotte Column bIa and Augusta
a. '09o' Notwithstanding the general
d e'sion III business, makes a fine
Mo " mug Ihs gross receipts are &c.
III; 9 more for August and Septemo Der
u. year than the same months last
~. The expenses Sc, SAB IT less, and
receipts 81, 546 66 more for al owe
thai us Tins than last yenr. This is
H.. '7'' evidence Of good management
h,-, WI p"ratIOn can produce. o.
w" tIttpn HDuId
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
ht 81 ekArlG0nR

Civ ~. understand that lady of this
Psi, ~ oll'r as II priz4 at the next
hn u The Agricultural Association
and st baritone player, who plays
smo poses his own muic, a hand
no,o music ponch made of Turkish
pelv,t ~ aud trimmed with beads and
yin We understand that several
tbe n pete for the priza, and among
Tie bs,I' 'ef are the different players of
'one horn in our city bands,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
TWENlY-SIXTH DAY.

Messrs. Bennett, Price, kerhy, ALL
man. Harrington, Marshall, Summers.
Morehead. King. Bingham, Price,
Cunningham, Roberts, Watts ,Hender-
son, Allison, Nicholson. Faison, Pat
tcrson, Anderson and Bird entered a
protest againat the resolution adopted
yesterday pa~ing the contestants from
Robson county per diem and mileage.
INTRODUCTION OF ORDINANCES AND RES
OLUTlONS.
By MIR. Thorne, an ordinance for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08

IS to $40 .1 1' Pax i.;.- . .; so, sr"'
people Of both assee, ysarG ana cid. make
more money Ne veil for ~, In thsts owA local
ihss, during thsir spare aoasaes. all the
das, than NJ aHytAiAg cls. We stfes employ
IA sHt tsat will paw hon ito oil f,r every hour
work. Yuil particulars. Ter aas, etc.. sen, free.
SsHd as yoar fdrss St sR..e. Dsn't delay.
sow 10 year ans. Dsss look for work or
b uassss else ~ hefe, aAHi Ysn have learned
vaAt We sTsr. q. STINsox - Go, Portland
II inc, may S-l24-dSw
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08

TAR -Th+ market FIR this article
was vc~y sfr;.,iy IN ttie carly part tn,
.waekg and 81 81 v:.4 freely paid for the
recipe. On " ,Iufsday. However,
there az a,icclint, reported Of y cents.
To-day the market closes steady ut
SLID pr bi,'. no,
The rcceiie1s for the week were 8Sl
bbls; exports So i,bls; stock l, 1913. -
(IRHIN.-NO changes Of any import
anca are noticed to-day IL the gram
market of the geek. There was one
!. cargo. thn schooner Henrietta Hi ar
rived from Baltimore with $500 bush
els which was faken into store. There
is no cargo quotation, though 4 good
demand exists for Prime, white corn,
and car.oes Of this quality would
probably hrirg ali advance or former
sales. i't,c receipts for the week We're
5000 bushels by railroad and about
| q, 800 busteis pr steamship. Corn
| from st,,r.5 i unchanged. ....
The following are the quotat."rs
from store TO day: yellow and mixed
corn, 50 90 So cent?, and WHICH
meaIlng $500 81 90; highest figures
intending sacks. OATS. The mar
k is utsiet and ,lncnnnged in pflce;
| Onotations from store are 70 to 81
cents n b,ishel, including sack. I'EAS !.
l-Thestock is small and the demand az
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-10-08
The Novel of the Season 4!
.sa'' =. CHRISTIAN REDS
"A QUESTION OF. HONOR"


"a Que-ton OF 1nor, by Christian Reid, Is
praised by The pres. = work bic V liza Tile
or \ n .ritaa at .ratuFe. fifS su bjotn. q ex.
tracts Iaretrom very favorable crisicisnG
From the PAtidLl phio Prsss.
= "a new work OF fiction by Chr1tan Raid is
always acceptable "a Q 'sstion OF Honor,
is 4 story OF Southern soaiety, with = welt con
struggled ana wsii-su.s< Ell plot, and with q
fnirh which, viii be anantictpated by most
readers" B. s....'..- .-...
g.. From ne Ne1o Hact-s Register
'HAn ami: alb v-told story, full OF incident
and piet.ithat are in 20 resPect overstrained,
and carryin g,iutense intere.t as the thre ads OF
The narrative are causht up and Joined to-
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that shr has vet written.' .....- f..
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cane rear AgricuI,ural Fair.

We acknowledge the receipt from
MIR. Thomas G. DcROsset, Secret"-
~ and Treasurer of the Cape Fear
Agricultural Association, Of al invita-
ton TO the Fair which takes place on
the 9th, 10th, 18th and 18th OF Novem-
Der.
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Pleasant and Profitable EMPLOYMENT.

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toysls ~ What = IkSy ~srIL,' Ac. such
tn. excl N .tluus or iho.s wa ssa til.
large. S.exanI new shrOa 10 p Ola rsi by h
Gsrupe4u AND 4 INC ic Al Csor Pub. ShiuS
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90 ~ 'HD4A -CI OF SuUI CHAIN
Il ING" Vow OF Al sax isRy fasci"ate
ma gai" 10 love AMI = Eeck'o"s az 'Ihv pm,
they Sh0".s m-t4uNly. this ri mrl :, men InI &C
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Villains ~ 90, Publishers, phEat. iphil.
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POstDOnement.

kTHTfGE isharohy given, tn at from nulner-
IN oIS F'trH, tryeRt p-tatasn! OF o1ts keas, the
AliFHiiiiSiNG OF ttKAL EsTATE. far unpaid
ctr tAArs 1873. ID Pos ,sHo' pt,R ,o.fs u 0xTH
OetOher stu. prpki;nu. - 49,. =. .-..-..s 4,
BY iiFee sen OF the ryor.
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$500, City Treasurer