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N. C.vAs Second Class
" RATES OF ADVERTISING;
Fifty c6nts per lino for the first in
: ? kruloa n J twenty fivV cents, per line
tot eacli a-lditional insertion.; ; ; ; j;
:: KigUL. (8) linDs,. Nonpareil type, con-
stituton siare. . . ; I , '
: . 'ii'hc subsciription price to The Wth
Mxato 1wt in ;1 00 per year;
K,ix monLlist'j cent3, . . V -. '.V '
' ; 'Allcommunicationsuubusinesliould'-
1)0 addressed toTHE WI-mington
. l'oT, Wilmjiiston; N. C. : VJ;,..
, AHadvertejnelits will be charged a
: w the above fates, except ort'specil cofl
. tract. .-. ' .:'-.- '; . 'A'- V '
Ai;CItKNT T TllK iliXPillSrl.
tj-itiinla; morning after the iuaur
iiral cerenionic as ex-lVesidcntLIayes,
jlayc and lfamily and retinue,
: rtirvaiitx, tvVreliir6cung Ji.iUi.
oiore uh their way to Oliiiji, their train
11' 11 ' il i 1..n.....4 !
5 nUIKK'tl aim I lit? nvy h lutumuu vts
.iiaKhcd toctlior, 'creating disaster to
' tiieiraio,!arfdii'ju?y to thd paseitgerj
. l iio :iiair.H L iihitli the cx-l'resi-itt'iit
anil r.cllaye were ittic.givere
ilmnvii; iiijire tliaii hail' the Icngth'cf the
,;. r jirt-riyr car iutrirluiMU:Jy no, oie ct
:Tk lo.wel'e injiued.1 foevt r'al ol the train
lijud ivtre injured nnd had to be car
. liv'd to I'liiUimurf1.. It 'occasioned a
-.i-.d fieal of diday . to lite Presidential
train, although 'no damage - .to the
" - persoiis? Jautt they were' detained
t)' r': ; iiihO" 'and a Iflay : at j Al
toMii.i. 1 in consequence' thcirj friend
: V wrC anxiously ' wailirigi for them at
' t'levciind, t was Several daysbehind
' , (hjlc itme: apjyinUd forjtbeir arrival at
'. . IVtiiioiil. : " ""- j 1
aThe 'accounts of, Thimas L. James,
j,utal'ot"tcr iit Ni w jVprb citywcre
iciti'trcil to .Sixth Audiior, McGrew'on
' ' : the moriiMiT "Aer Mr, .Tames assumed
' r 1tnrdlits of ro:-l!naslc-wncraI.r Ihey
. ; were audited and. adjusljcd wiUiixi twen
. ty:four t houvj alter th
ii r repei oi anu
:- f.)Uiid,to be taiic.ct to aj
cent,- The au-
. . ditor uiloriucd , the slurcliea o(i
snircliea on Mr.
'i. "'--. ;atm s'i I'o'nd of tbe saiisiaclory settlb
;WViaraiwi ih? cqmp!etcrcleaHo frcmi all,
; ' fuiiuibiuty, Blr. JtiWW ceased to
,. z rofctnsiistcr at New V'orli on the tb
V. ir!-!.,.and became Tosimaster UcneraL
tho 7th inst, Thii prompt scttlo
' pU-ut lid the ; ycounla of an ofllce jfhe
-J ; aiijils x)V which" nearly cual one
; J -mivilr:. of ibe ctiUrii pjj.sial revenue of
'f :.thi)ovcnime-!Via;i unjrccedcuied in
the histury of the depalmeut. J
' ;-iiiuii4j tL,j'jricTj t'liirigs Jiwhicti are
j fljttiojs arciit.fi that-.-jSiajft. parperiter
: v aised to ! s.ny, jiltcr hc !ad been prcsi-
"dent: ;-r' 't'ui. ibr'aTfbile, of Senator
12 J'ttvids ot JVcrmoiit ia: "Xou may
- . iHttnic iu : the tlair blitK folded and I
; ' ca:i Uvfl Vvhuther or jnoVcoator I!d
Bitind.il Mn Ida sck tie . character
" of tty icg'sl.uioii . tliijt isJirought up.
; f If it;Hvknowa Ihaf boJwUlJso absent
0 for aTl- w t'aj every bill Ub "JoV In It
' : H , brought fd the front and pushed,"
,j whcreai if be U ir'e-ctit nothing U tain
about th iu,"i . ! ; ; '"( I
: CoiirvbS etinkuUhcd ihc char-
:. ter ot the Cape lVar Naigati?u Con
p.i!) v. ihe Comiaify iwa tirst cha'Vcrl
al tbu begin uing : of
amended by TrtOQU
th century ana
ftcts fr.oul liia tQ'
-thls Jrtatc bviut: iargSj-taUx.-bidder
under tinti Ji21 whan ibe stock
was; sold. Tbo coaipiany Jdoes Dot now
'rxi.ttaud the navigation of tbe riVcr is
. JieucefortU froo of a!) tolls.
the rr'i Jc syUjat Duller of oulh
aroU" "d Cwdn of the aiaritime
' btatc Of AVct Virginia- ara fighting;
-,t ; jwhich KballVc Chairman flho Senate
owiuitctK hvLl FiuaincCi and that Um
iontii i igvt;g loHiake bo liona share.
' s nat-'T Slatt. Uaiiom has bewkJad
atwr H i s"cd tKc; knfemcc comniU-
5 : tee, ; It tiU tic on : Ibat the "total
' sjwciiou U tl iumj ofi 314CO lot the
. . !'" : ' 1 ;-l
i; . 1 A i fs ji C if c rua. i teemed, i ,tta
's ajaiitsC ' ftHfaaUt fn?n Wlscoasio
, in idle f Matt CirMBUr.';'' ;?
v . j ' t -- i . .....
. ? . 'i ho demand 1 stett ralW cootiouet
- Owptioaally brik, and alft ; i af
" ! promptly etfucted for aoy loU that xa
: idaccd .utn tbo . matUu, at intcea
X ' . Uutdo Utt uutetilJy dttiat from our
Mstioua ti'ttoUlkR. Parties bervuld
VT S ; wicral moused i ton Cbica ds
. J;cry-aa ucuac t mica u oy
ilk bott tiles fcca tuaa 4 u
:- j orrtd.. There ant plenty of kaym
V .-y . kovmo iia f4 but there r Bt
. .,aU4 cbxojiog aatKUAUhal fnc
Lra.' ldrofal da lixh,hlld is ft
ic;Uc flhk altlwoib. ii is ooly ft
-.' , ui:U r 0X levU, ta Yiue4 ftl f Wj
. -A eiC Owe of feer kuaVaod's bridal itu
I . as a plfj-a UUl tun tt tt.5CU fai
r, d4UibuiUtQ amors tht J bh t hixilli
at Vkcua.
Latest.
WhiWiiffa new auite well settled
tii at Davis of Illinois Will act with the
Democrats, H is confidently belieTed
thatSeuator Mahone will act with the
four prospective colleagues to he elected,
and with theVicerEfeajljdoptrol tbo
, TbfirjiiUAeiiAn yet in
. ,QrtaaVf eakfisted
at lttBflivl Wed-
nesday.;, I ' '. . j.
AnguCaiif, : ,a Jormef
Senator
has beev'wnfcUated jn .Visconsin,
and'JFrie.lfttjiri8 probWj; a
sure thiog;!n!vcancy in Minnesota
is by appointniejA and has not yet been
made, .- ( . : .
tieneral L A. Bheldon is jnoentioued
as '.the Marshal t of the ' District of
Col(fabia. ;
Ex -Treasurer New ;ol Indiana in un
derstood.to W. williog Jo accept the
position, of First Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. s 'J
. It is said : Ibat- Gov. Pi lesbury of
Minnesota will apoTbt OencJal A. J,
Edgerlou of Dodge county,
ex Senator Windoro. . .
in place of
- , WASIIJtUTOJN XTKIIK.
CliU-f Justice ; CartfejLjw re in the
(Jabuiel Ujcera.
Secretary Dlaitie assuruedjUis duties
of Secreiary-of Stale and received; the.
hcadd of bureaus. J
. Secretary Wiudom arriied at the
Secretary J officp of the Treasury
Department shortly; after, one o'clock
but did not enter formally upon his
duties.- II will do so to dt y. Acting
Secretary French disposed 6f yester
day's mail. The new Secretary devoted
the remainder of the aftern 6n to re
ceiving tbo officers of the department
and attending to other matters, pre
paratory to assuming full cpntrol.
Judge Hunt entered upopi his duties
a becretarjrof the Navy, y.eslerday af-
ternoon, dispensing with all formality,
and not even making his presence in
iceuepanmeDia xnowo uma uie cuici
clerk, upon entering thoj Secretary's
roorn, found ' him sitting ' at, his "desk,
lie afterward received c-Secretaries
Thorn psou and CioOT, who remained in
cortvfrsatiori with him a fialf hour or
more. . At t oclocjc tp-Jay bisphieQ
of bureaus will hp formal y presented
to blal.. ; , . - -
' Attorney -Oeneral M cVeagh assumed
charge butl went to Philadelphia on
iti) port ant f business
Thursday.: ; J
and
returned on
Secretary Blaine notified Vice-President
Arthur, yesterday that' he had
forwarded hi resignation as ' Senator
to tbj5 (oyernjrof aueJ to take place
on the otu instqnt,
Ex-Secretary J. j 1. - Cyx, , of Ohio,
says that Blaioe; goes into the Cabinet
with the understanding lift he is, to
abandon hia special efforts to bePresi
dent;bat JJob J-inpoln'a ) talents were
inquired about by Qargeldj that James'
appoimmeut U strictly business-like;
that McVeagu's place is that of an in
dependent somewhat uike . that of
Schurz; acd that Kirk wood has phil-
anthropio id IP bout thp Indians. ;
la tbs NStnate to-dayi immediately
after th reading of the journal Sena-
lofelect Mahone, of Virginia, escorted
by Jiis colleague, Senator Johnston, of
irrmla, advanced to Ibe Vice Presi
den). 'a desk n4 was sworn in subscrib
ing lo the modified oath. He took bia
tieat upon, the lpublican aide. In the
rear. .row, next to benator Mitchell, of
ennaylTania. y- .j. "
Ticfe vas . heldf a mcelinir of the
CabiuV to decide whether the National
Banka ahalt be permitted to submitted
o anbstitute bond for legal tenders
which, tfcej now hold as' n protection.
No conclusion was reacied.
They hate", placed the' portrait of-
... . - ,i .
vs id tMt iwviu di (iie
White House. and the speech made by
Preside at tlaruVd inTcceivisg it, en
iowed Mr. llayer temperance policy
ai: State, dinner. . r .
There U llrgs eleneat iu Washbg-
C.W'arl4.9ii lni&ilni tin iTho rfr.?t
iff ciUiES tether the 7ih Congress,
in order to protect the jpuoiK f red it
- The Kepublicana of the Maine legU-
lalore hatu nominated Williass r.
Fjrye in idace el the ucaocy caosed y
the reairnaUon bt Eenaior (Uftine b to
.' The Ho; Simon Cameron ceiehrated
hb Siad. birthday in I UaTana : by
testivat at wbkh he ierited Oovtraor
Ceneti?'t";:!;
. ' ' SI WF
Tanick MKlUJran.wiih a wheeruir-
row, ran . . race with ft tocoaotivt; aa
the Utter went ent ol alrht. Mac oc-
Mrwc "AT wtd re. re teerin black-
pafdvili be alUr renaia into jtr
TheTtry bet trntk Cam Utht coua.
ty fx renL LCcatel ftdjolonin the
city lUaiU Arplj to W. P. Qaaaday.
WILMINGTON; NOCTILG
KW IIUPK f Oil THE COtUllTSP
'"Vj '; I . "K- . "V,:",;
A TALK VITH . ; W. AV'ILHAM, THE.
COLOREDMESIDEB OF THE OHIOiLEG-
ISLATUEE, ABOUT TIIEpIiOSPECTS OE
IIIS PEOl'LE UXDER TUE5EW AD3II
KISTE ATION. . .
George W. Williams (colored), who
is a member of the - Ohio Legislature,
and is engaged in the practice o-f law
in Cincinnati, spoke in the Rev. D
Fulton's church,, in 'Brookfyn,' Sunday
evening. After the meeting ft Trib.une
reporter asked Mr. Williams what was
his opinion as to the prospect of the
colored race under GenerM Garfield's
Administration. - I rr';.
The colored , people," lie replied,
"have the greatest confidence that Pie4
sident Garfield will do all that he can
do under the ConstituLion.to encourage
them. But the question is, what can
ha do legally more thau any other Pre
sident has dont? In my belief; and I
so expressed my opinion i to General
Garfield when l! saw him at Mentor in
September, the best way to uolve the
question , is by an exodus. Encourage
the negroes to migrate to other States,
and then educate those who remain.
Impress upon them tho importance ot
establishing schools and help'thsm to
study , the professions. The colored
people unquestionably will ' feel very
much encouraged by the bold, courage
ous way in which he haV spoken con
cerning them. I do nbtf think a white
man has ever spoken bo frankly when
occupying an oflicia! position, and there
can lie but one " result; It will inspire
the colored people with hope, encourage
them to seek education, to invest in the
soil, and to respect themselves."
f What is the condition of the race
now?" ' . V
"I have given some attention to labor
statistics, which with the census, prove
that the race, is not dying out, but is in
a better. condition tliari it ever has been
before. "
'To what is this due?" t ;
"That the rac8 is advaacinir there
can be no question. 1 I firmly believe 4
that within twelve years a colon d man
will boid" Cabinet position. Still, as
much encouraged as I know xuy race
feels, I do" not believe the, southern
question is solved.. That is a paramount
problem, there is no doubt. If Gen.
Garfield solves it successfully he will
be his own successor, Jellerson Davis
said recently that he nevetsaw a re
constructed womau. That accounts for
the fact .'that' is ,e'yery where npticed in
tho south, that the yoiing southe'rhefs
are more, dislowal than their father
were. Disloyalty pervades their, gram
mars Jand; histories. It U sulky and
inert now'; but in a few years, perhaps
quarter of a century; it will become ac
tive and aggressive and will have to be
crushed again: Every man that deliv
ers an address on Decoration Day
speaks in the strain that Col. Brecken
ridge adopted last May, when he, -placing
his hand over his heart, thundered
out that pTory man vho slept in a Con:
lederate grave b'adjdicd for Constution
al liberty. After the war the country
was liberal to southerner, and gave
them foreign missions, they have lately
bad a Cabinet Minister, and yet they
are not satisfied. What we want is a'
free ballot, an untrammeled vote, pro
tection for human life, fjefence for the
country's defenders .und protectjen for
its protector " " . ;
Adulterated Millc. '
, uWhat has been the number of ar
rests; made by tho inspectors for the
past yeai?'. - ; '
"We have arrested about four hun
dred and twenty dealers, visited some
fire thousand 'stores vv hero milk was
exposed for sale, tested about six thou
sand samples of milk and made not
ess than four hundred chemical ana
lyses, .The prisoners havo been tried
in both the special sessions and general
sessions courts, although most of the
former. ctmrt"";
Is much difikulty found in making
the arrests?"
No; as a usual thing thd dtulcr
comes to court aa soon as he is informed
that he is wanted there. In some in
stances, however, they obtain informs
Upn of our intention to prosecute tbeen
Then ttey act very promptly in the
matter, closing upv their bu.-inos at
once and renisTicg to another part of
the citr or leaving tae metropolis al
together." r VT
"What hate yju found the average
mpurity Xtbe ta$ U aaant lor ,
rang from tea to iiAj per cent,
"What U the average , puaUhment
upon coot iclion of the ttuVndei?" ,
If the prisoner is a poor man er his
ttory gaics credence with the cvurl.he
he jjeta XT very iiUUy. The 6ae
generally. ' It seKloa ges above $i
If, however, the mau is wealthy, e an
old offender, he is fined, from ?i5 ta
ljd. I should say the average fine I
abont ora' . ; :
- "In what part cf the city dj ywi Cod
the gteateat . amount f tuipure milk
-la the tenement and ntcre tftkkfy
sealed parts, AH the ay IV4t;tra;h
auttidovatheeJHeraUaafiaUk is
Urjely curried ca. Perhaps the wn
e5aairs art the da!eta in Ext Lad-
XlilVttiZfctZ&Z? fLriimi of said
.,. .u it.I . 9 iu led UrfeiibsUtutinev
; "How oftenia-tltottr of l.x Detxit..-. lin Kfnr t
made?w.
Dailj,except Wn tf . fa,
duUe' or chemitfM
THE EFFECX OJT Apfe ftweM
"How many kila arftdnlterated
milk have yon genefly found! M i
"Three kipds-T-'ir8red, akimmed or
both,"; Blsi r.'.i--s)' .'
: , What harm isUte in aelUng akim.
j In the first pure it Is & foaud be
cause ihe buyer Jrea not obtain what
he asks for.or expets ; to get.; In the
second place it hi jeficient in ft very im-.
portant , nutritivj . : element, , namely,
cream. When ffam is . removed the
quality of the mix .is rendered much
poorer In anmiier milk is largely
usod as food by ne working classes.
A bowl of. milk aid a piece of bread
are often the ooli breakfast or . supper
the poor man his: - Unless it contains
tream there is vtry Utle in it on which!
to buua bone aid unew. iheiatty
substance is absent aid this the human
system needs. Wabred milk is detri
mental to healthJ Iris of impoverished
quality and then thre is danger that
the germs of contaguns aisease were in
the water. jVery ofien typhoid fever,
scarlet fever, diphheria and . even
small nox result frorrthe use of watered
milk, i The water wth which the mule
is adulterated may tave been drawn
from a well situated near a stable or
otherwise poisoned.'?
FARM EES ALSO IKTUE BUSIKEeS.
'Do the - farmers themselves ever
water the milk theysend to the city?
"Yes; we
often mike raids to the
depots aid overhaul the
ferries and
raiiic cans wnen tne: arrive, in uie i
summer time' we hive found large
nnnnlMnn T o A nlf tui millr in tha I
cans on boats cornier down the Hud-I
souKiver. The I addteration is done I
by the farmer, but ths does not excuse j
the milk dealer, e can easily seer
he should not be in tie business. There
is no more reason wry he should sell I nii -ftraies anu o lemaies; -impure
milk than hat the butcher I adults ftndff children. Total 8.
snouia sen uuwuoiesime meat." ;
in7i.- j u- :n. i
.Mi 1 . i i
" uav u uuuo nu hid mum. juuji
"ItisemntiedSsUtheriverorsewera.
In one day we have seized over three I
thousand auarts ofimnure milk on one I
boat. We made al verv lare ' seizur'e
two summers ago of milk ithat came
V . i
store and find imrkre milk for sale we I
do not destrov it. W do not fd that
we are authorized to do so. Yet this I
dealer undottbledlf siils it after the I
us to'seie the milk'' : . j I
The Farmers and Fshermen'a liiil I
and Bill Supplemental Thereto;
For convenience of reference we give
herewith yertied copies of .f the "JPar-
mers and Fishermen's Sill" and the Bill
Supplemental thereto: i
AN ACT i
for the Better Protection of Farmers
TMe Gencrai itteiityy of ATon'A Carolina
itof-iac" 1 . f.
Sot T Tlol il. ahntf K Unlaw fill fnr
the Board of Aldermen or other proper
authorities of the cities of Wilmington,
Tarboro and Newbern tq impose or
collect any tax a or for the kale of
fresh meats, beef, pork, muttoa, game.
fish, oysters clami, garden truck land
"rr8Sf
inspector is cpne u vnere is sapient She is sfew wheeler, 40
i;Suid rkio 3 Sd 7i h m feetbt6Mith m
shops or stores, cr to in any manner Blanche iVclock on Wednesday af
interfere with the sale of the above I temoqn ti5 iarrived . port Friday.
named artteieq.
6 $2. Any -Minon or persons violat-
mg the provisions of the above section
oAhia sWla shill be deemed iruiltv
of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction
before any justiceof the peace, oe fined
hot lees than fiftf doUars and impns-
oned not let thai thirty days for each
nrfraar offence f 7 ,
.Via.v 51 That at laws ami rlanaaa nf
laws in conflict wth this act are here-
by repealed. : )
Seck1lhU U in ,Mrc fn?m
and after its rat-nation, h
In the General lssemWy read three
Umea and raufie this theeh day of
March, A. D. lUUy
. v irt Rvm FiiFNT U' i "
to an Act enlitW an Act to provide for
ik.lkil lmtylKiil nf h.rin.n an.l
Fishermen. :- i
WuEXtAs, Tlu snle purpo-e and aim I able to (Kcrtain. t Bat the third Jec
of an act entitled "Aah Act to provide I tar: fm tlsv. Chss.! Fx !- i i
.1 li
present session si tne Ueneral Anem-1
blr. was to rrsvea. orrremion ana ex -
tuition and to able Tenders of fresh
meals, beef, perl, aautton. ram. tUft.
oysters. cUm.; farden . trnck, and ail
r th- .tr. of ik. f wn.
mnrosu iuwu a .(SkVra, or
from wagon, cans, anope or stores, and
15 JS
Hocse coapaa or ta pay tritsta to
oporauoo; there Aw, the trteeral
ablT of Nosh. Carolina do enact:
s?4 1,"i4
ilk. MMMaii!ix Natt!i. .ltl 1 lrS
bviha Marcrs r4 Doarda of Aier-1 r1 l "
atw ef tfea t cf Wilaiarton.eJ'iSxktv Ad ars:iwarat t Irv!
TasbarOk and cf New Berne, kr the
dirtcUas f tht city pbyilcixra and
bcarws ex sca-a aM aaaa ana M ooa
ttfd U exesBit drakr la sexa ani
dee treat t ptysfl f Uf tU B
Cice tax u ckics ana uni; cu
n 4eer ahx3 bs Larced ta pay ay las
whatever, direct? r ladimtiy. fctr the
fcest nt tht WUaistosi Market
Usose Cam fay
act shall
the word i
thefilUi
tin word
Arrive itWer,, ST. JaU
ArriveatWl,- 'AM ..--f '
lIHpoM; All QcP and - clauses of Jaws
conSict.wufi as ads -are hexeoy r.
pealed. v. tern .'. . i--:-j.;i-:r
r BOC 4. JLHUg ffit snail , DO in ioree
torn the ateblits ratification J 5
. wtt the Gene-aSi AssemDiyreaa utree
Cmes and' Talfifid this, the Tth.-day-of
uaicn, A Jj.ii jrsx..
Tobacco. 1: m" y-s,6l "aiyvs
As entire nfwegistration is rcqtiued.
If yCO do otfter you (can not yoie(
at we apprecfetwB municipal bjtcmvu.
"' The imporg ; this part i;oa Mart
,3 to 12i 188i;wre or eftl tons, ana
A memorl
blet is to be erected in
the chancel
iti. St3 James Churchi
to the
memwii ol tue uie liisnop ai-
kinson.
New streets feihiira have been placed
at the norlhcisf and, southwest corners
of the intersect u ot Market ifnd Front
sueets, ana tr Doxes.ns ycDeen ai
tacked to thf ifewU. : ! I
New Ste.vi eYAtiiT. A steam jaxht
30 feet longrT feet , beam and 7 7 feet
hold, was sLTped Irom Philadelphia,
on the thouu Thos Van Gilder, qu
Moudajflah g the Navassa Guauo
fc .... - . -j ; - . - t
Company ox" fels city. W presume
the yacV, x&kh is said to-be a" very
;rA nnLi i m fninsr hPt Worn
... ....t? a .3 L J - i irTi '
tma n W1 l"e vompauy,
at MearHiwililtlJl:
: :ll rS j
Dr. i V ker-Supreintendent-of
HealtMualrjithe following reports: o
falha SuUly city Sof tbo' month o
UW f i 1
rjnloeW:4Aiiali n.i n fcrnnW-'?
rsm ,atn -, i- --..
.j.,u. !SIJj'ii.:ij.: rTi m
auuits auu.bU"Uintii:u. xui&l xo.
--UH auu JVIU,VU ' lu?
mhtb;;2 n ' i ! 1
"I'r'i-vi '
LiGKTi j&wft ETEAMAB.--Mr. Wal
ter Taft h tiiilt a light draft steamer
uesigncu goiia passenger ana tow boat
eTiJdS.-. m . ,1
" "F vipo a w.; ue bieamer
will bea cSiriug the Bummer months
when thtt mm in tho xiver is very low.
ileet long, by
horse jHjwcr.
She wjjl aiU inches ot water,
Mabxhe .HCosriTALi After teve'ral
months! oQiiird labor tho workmcu uu
4er theldBsiAioo ojf Mr. DJ. M. Dart,
have Uhlsf the repairs' jou the U
MarinmpRal in this city .The build
ing is si6h$ good as mew a4 is
second! to j hopi ta,l in the country. It
is provide Srith alt the improvements
and cohv&ances and is an ornament,
J to the Jitj fMr. Dart deserves much
credit forlh excellent manner ia which
l.i.S'iV j. t i ' I -
I fv;:
QaAsk jir. " he three masted
. V."'" , , -.
hoonerSlvy A. rowers, CaPt W atts,
1 "om fk)8 iot this port, with 000 tons
guano fitter ted ashore near tho bar
w. &re4off by M; sieap tu
The only? Jgtmago sustained was the
loajof atttAjW tons of fguano, which
f, f , :
wc?e hwn: overboard to; lighten the
I hip inpisaibly the copper scracd a
I little orfSb" bottom. The mizxenmaaL
j Capt.SvsreporU, wasiost off Frying
I ' r . . ' r w . J 4
in g&le of wind.
f SEai lcTcri.-fThc Library
J Asociajfoftjs preparing (for. a lecture
seasorrr) Eogcnc Gtob, of Pai-
-:-, .:ii2L; . J
UT L 7BU
hachoa-nas his theme cf king David,
of biblical 6me. The next in order will
U 019 rDf- Jos. K. Wilson, of fhts
Ttl. . '
I fcl T
I of thr t0 lectures we have not beca
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1 i
I A TrH:aace JloTtattSil.-fMif
I FraiicLfa Willard. tf ChteAfo. iW.
del of Weman! Cimtain Ten
I Tnnx, a the LmLcJ fcul,to
i ..tvivj,
I Gordcft? Boston, Mias Gesiie Dor-
. Georgia Ualu Mctcod.
r 7vT? ."rf .rT" T i
J S fcrc-ary o; t&e warjuaa icm
1 rraca Iaieo. arrived fcrf bv tW
I ff l Xoetaj FrlkUr ftti:
se4 .Ud are the
m usTXT rva0iira
mW Mr, McXcod U tat i I
of CaiJ Japea a IMr4ca.' mboai
iiehr;elfcr Mri.XWtt
yrj trweCrj th lJka af the cliy
w ho fit) the kaprraae tatat at
the ta &;ilja44WChijs4
yestert' ftftetaflae.;j... .Ui ..- vt uxrd
win 4t$it? JeCaait, at tht Treat
- rm
- - Til I r.rt. "f J !
street church at i Vclocki to-day which
.' 1 i . .
the public generally are invited to at
teediri"4-,:M-.
1
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JlEW COXGftEtUXlOSAIi .CHTEai.
-A- Btvlsh. Airchfeectural edifice,! fox
thenae wof .iherifst! CkJCgrtgaUoaai
urch,ofv this, 'city, of vhlchJBeT.
just 1 Jieen .r compIete4 en, 2?un be
tween Sixth : and Seventh. The funds
fox the construction of the .Church, are
donated by a gexdteman. of ihe : nortix
whose name is. nbfr: at present ; made
public, ; r-i
It is built as fat as pbsibh) of mate
rial procured -in pis vicinity, such aa
hoarteilowandicurlt ne. hanusome
plcmerjiwooos uouna Acre; px uyj
gothiastxle of architecture, T2x5a and
23 feet high, witbt a lower lining itself
a uunurea leet esywaru. xue iuuau.
iug on the inside i as well as the effect
of the ;- architectare of the struoture, is
of the rnost perfect and finished.: The
Church will seat about 450 persona is
heated with sfiirtiacesi furnished 'with
artistic chairs of a "peculiar sort with
a tasteful; pulpit, and the entire outfit'
tings, j it is; ono oi the most perfect
church edigcisea In all
its parts in the
city. . - r ; i
Jt was dedicated on
Saturday sight,
Kev. J. B. Taylor! reading the scrip
tures, Her. 0. h'- WdodrulTof Boston
preaching the dedicatory sermon and
l,he Kev. Dr. J, Ht Wilson offering the
concesecrating pfayerL ' - - f."
... Youkg Meji'3 Hebrew AetsociA
Tictx.On Monday etening last a largo
assemblage met at the Harmony Room,
ih luia city, wr ioo purpose oi organiz
ing the Young Men's j Hebrew- A esocia
tion, and after adopting a suitable con'
stitutlon and by-lawsl the following ot
ficera were elected; . . '.
President--Ilex. S; Mendelssohu.
Vice-President JUeopold Brunhild.
-oecreiajryjosepn Ji, Aaron.
Treasurer Nathaniel Jacobi.
Board of Manaccrs H. Brunhild. A
Weill, F. Rheinstein, M. M. Katx, E
J. Slrbuse. -
COujrry CoMiiissioxErkS.-lhe Board
met in regular monthly session Mon
day present UolWm L Smith, Chair
man, and Commissioners BG Worth
E Li Pearce, Jas A, Montgomery and
HABagg.--r . ' ; '
The Treasurer . rhado his report for
the month'-' of February, showing
balance in hand as follow:
General fund - - 29,530.17
Special fund r- ' ' .: ' - - 1,585.95
EducationaLund - - - 9.919.S0
The report" of the (Register of Deeds
was presented, showing the receipts
from marriage ' licenses for thj past
UKth and exhibiting a receipt for the
same'.'1 . :- -j- '::-'-':;
it. was ordered that the sum of $20
be appropriated to tne Boards of Health
for Taccination purposrs. ! J
The Ifoard then pirocceded to draw a
regular resireof jurors lo serve at the
April term of the Criminal Court, as
folIows;,i.f. 'IM '!
E McBrtde. C.H King, Patrick
Glavin. OwenFeunen. Jr., W B Orr.
George AIosclr.TX Bridget, Daniel
F Barnes, WH Sneedcn, Clayton Giles,
W H M; Koch, J W Hodges, Allen
E van s, D HKuasell, Thos Brinkley,
Geo O VanAmrin, Jno L Holmes Jri,
Washingtcn Ifpit Ii 1 Hutehius A
D 1 ve, J 11 Uuggins, Jdo A Everett,
S II Morton; Jno j W Hewlett, J W
Millis, Sylvester Burriss, J 11 Mc
Garity, J T rltTani-, U Mallard. H A
Burr. :., .
, Uou tho apiiication ol Jno F Car
rcli the Board appointed BIcrick Mc
Uae County Surveyor, to act in con
junction with the SurTeyer to be . ap-
poiatrd by MrGarrefl, to torvey the
lino between certain property and -report
at the wit meeting of the Board.
The appUcftkwt for re-exublkhtag
the xaad icadio- from Hilton to the
NrgTo Heap road and Brum wick Ferry,
wa, on motion, referred to a future
maR ef the Beard. 1 -
Board, proceeded to elect three
oaoxgcxs kit the propwed City llospi-
ul, whkdi rrsuhrl fa the ttAiM of
Mr3. W L cadtb, II A Bas a4 E
G-Wort. - ; .
Arpii f Ikraaea i u rrUil
tptd!Q(s Ujeori ieere graaud to ft L
IXxaa A Ct l LT retry aI Mmhx
Tie Ikord saStdoiMd.' .
"Bay tarn aomclhisr thai viU asskc
CMsraaemWt yoia every tisse 1 tack at
&.cafct Aramiauto Aiolrksa. mho
.Ba vaaM te sj fvDasaiCRki n-ra
If yoa ksa ef .aay O&pwximA
eec bel tlraera oateXtha bctVxJtJ
r4 etrJ tW Wjl. T. CSasAlsy, lj
jr-hkrs, sc&4 U - the laJitmUda
aU tWcTtOxtef ro6cs tAr-aat t
CO. XH- TOx&t,' ryUm3r, N. C
'-4aaaihMaansnaBVaannnnnaaBaaaaM-
Afumtjrrrai acarecsty Lail4
AtfTU U.r.CaaIiy. .
NUMBER HI
NEW AlTvETISEilENlU
...Ml. I .H f.U
Notice-
j V
USIXElkjltlNED, having btcn ai-
itcd Btfjrara pt Election for the City
of Ttlumlitt notld te all
eoceaid.'&aataherewOlbe held aMuni
clpal Eccticm, for the election of two Al
dermen La cac5 W:d of the. City of WU..
mlDKtcn,oat4cfOUnTU TULTkSpAYW
iIAEaKifarca Ao!-), !SSi;UitUicpu3Li:
"or sftld clccUanVal be kept oi-cnoneald
MarchSlth,-1SSI, from seven o'clock, A,M
milsuet, af the places Ocilguatcd tt
ew anil that licgUxatkm books , will to
kept open from $ oMock, A. M. W ti I XL,
- , w;f w - " j. . - ;
on cycry aay, ''aunoays cxcepic 'om
menclng with Monday, March Uio;TtU snd-
cndlng Wednesday evening, Murchj the aXd ,-
13S1, at tho ploeea'dcsiguatcd below i
Flm Ward, Vpvct DIvUou Kcbtration
SlE. corner Fourth and IlarncllllrccU ;
voting place same. ,
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First Ward , Uowcr UlitslouraUaUon
at E. SckaruVrctldcncc, corner Fourth and
' .A :t .i - . - I .' ;
Campbell stroclsj votlug place corner Sev
enth and Red Cross elreeU. . ,
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Second Ward H eglstra Lien CofitHou:-;
voting place wuc, .. j i ;
, Third Ward Tcgbtr4tlvu oni Prlacw,
near S.'.', corner- of fourth aul Princofd -
streets; voting 'place Uiblcm Lodgp corner
" ; ' ' : - ' t '-
Eighth aad Trlnccia streets. ?
' -Fourth WardRegistration, nn StrvXt
Engine House; voting place Eauiei - .
....., - . i . '
- Flfih Ward RrglstraUon New Market,
corner FifUid Castle etreck; voting place
same.
AKCUIE ALJJElJMkVN,
Registrar 1-irst Ward, Vppc'f division..
' E. SCHAllF,
Registrar first Ward, Lower jUivluou.
J. C. LUMSDEK,
' v-c. Roglfitrar Socol Ward
I ' W.L. JACODS, "
, , . RcgUUar Third Word.
'JAMES KENOlkICK, ,
i: , ;) . Regtktrar Fourth Ward.
"H. E. OUU.Jr.J . ,
Kerlbtrar t tlth Ward,
ilarclvl. f - .
Vaccination Notice. ,
rF ALL PERSONS M TUEj CITY ho
hare not been raccln&U-d, or tvtiu dciie rs-
vaccination sad have not tho. necessary
- " .. ; j. . v,
means to irocure the tame, will call at my
office ,8ouUi side or Frlnecu; betwet-u Fut!.
and Second streets, between tho hours of It
a. m. as4 1 T. m., from March ltth to IVta
inclualve, 1 will vaccinate? Uicm (rt
Ot cuarge. I would tUte that there U nt
tsM ot Small Fox within the Hmlu of tit a
city, but vsoclasJUon Is required A j ru
caulionary aud preventive mrwu re.
J.C. WALK tl.,
SupV Ilealth New llaaotcr Cwuui .
mch lU-lt Star and Post copy H
WUmioston, Columbia &
Augusta ilailroatl,
PAaanxoEi; ijn'AutitENT. '
WlXJlIOTw-.y.C, March o.U i.
QDMMtTATrOX TICKETS U ilceiiAil.
nations ef lOOO and Txb 3411. tv put t
over the eoanccUons f tnog WiliMiDatue.
CvtnabU & Aoiusta I. 1 ct lor nc
aad Colanil4aT and afcu')r ajfic-J to
Uis nccevkiUsS oX Ootiuarrtl.arc U1 ly .
ths WUmtBtonCataAtU AAuuu II. It,
nU ere on sale at its Ft;i til ta
VUmtsiloa and CTtatnt ?u.(
' " " Ucasral Ismmis Astfci. .)'
- Ha 1 1 road
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aaow!af . jnat 3h;iji. fK
ow ta rtu kifc f iit v;u!s
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