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1MB PA PR paollaacd ovary sdte Cwaays a ?a or JOIH. T. JAKOB, xdxtob An roormxanoK. SUBSCRIPTIONS, POSTAGE PAID. Oa yr,$5 00 Six months, 1360 ; Throe oaths, SI 25 Ome month, 60 oeata. The pFr wilTbe delivered by esxriers, re ofeharge, in anj part of the city, it the ibore rate, or 13 sent pr week. AdrertisisK rata low and liberal B7Saberibers will pleas report any an il failure to recoiv their papers rojrnlarly. IKloDod&y (Sote EXTMORBIM rown H. E. CORNER OF MARKET WILL GITB 10 ALL PARTIES PUBCHA8ING-G00DS AT EE TAIL TO ha arnonut ot 2 and QDwarda. a ticket duly numbered , x-J- bearer to a ch&aoa for one of the following I st A Sliver Plated Tea Urn Manufactured by "the Me ridian Sliver Plate Co Valued at $30. . 2d A Largo Wax Doll Valued at $15. 3d-An Elegant Model DqJI Valued at 35. 4th I Pair Large Silvered Vasoo Valued at S I The f alae ef the article ii not fittitloai as it would avail n nothing to deceire the public. The gifts will ahertly U oa exhibition and can be seen by all. After Chr'njtmaa the number! will bedrawa under the auptrluttndeace of two well known nnd responsible goatlemtii of this city. ' k We submit the folio win lit and would add that it would be a moral ImpossibllL ty to giro a fall and eoaap'ate inventory of artlolee la our establishment, as we are addmj da3y to eacm department. WiU do-jweki w ealioarly Use ar Velocipedes, Doll Oarii;e, Wheel Barrows, Out. ... Wagons. Chromoe, Frames. Wax Flowers, " ' Vases SbeJ.Boxee, Work Boxes, JL'rnnk, Rocking Horses, Writing Socking Chairs. Call Belli, Drum, Tops, Tin Carta. Guei, Tia Horse, Maaka, Violins, Bellows Toys, Bird. Oats, Tin Animals, Tin Btove, Tin Kitcfcens, Tin Tea Sets, Pewter To Sits. China Tea Set. V Cups and Saucers Mas;, Castors, Treasure Boxes, - Bird Cagea, Marble, Illnstrated Books, Wire Baskets, Farm Tarda, Marbles, Acrobats, Furniture Sets, Arkfc Kiowa. Tool Chests. Building Blocks, &c, rowro & FANCY GOODS BAZAAE, W. E. Gpirnor r.larltotj ond Gecond.Oto. r in it VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1880. NO. 261, y AND SECOND STREETS. sod recorded 'enti ling the beautiful and costly gifts : liable V b broken later in the season. Japanese Ware, Metalephooes, Pianos, OornetSi Harps, Chimes. Desk, Battles, C3ol6ds!.iifts IKDUCEMEWTS I & lfrddock, Photo. Albums, Horns. Clocks, Watchi Swords, . Xmas Book, ' Lead Pencil, Envelopes, Note Paper, Ink Stands, Cigar Holders, Cigarette ' Watch Chains. Lions, Dogs, Memorandum Books, Music Boxes. Jewelry, Banks, Toilet Set, Nine Pins, Harmonlcai, A, B, C Blocks, Baskets, &o., Ac, &c e. $ 9 Daily LOCAL NEWS. Now Adrartiaamenta. Jko L Dudlbt, Seet'y Sec 221, Endcw memt Kank, K of P J as McGowan, Sect'y Liquor Dealer Notice DuBrctz CciL-A-B, Secr.eUry Organist Wanted Henbt SAvaoaj Col & Treas Notice Hbihsberoxr New Tear Glfti , A Shriek Boot and Sneea C W Yates What did yon Say The StoarSignil U displ ayed to-day. The cotton receipt! at thia pott to-day foot up, 409 bales. Col. S. L. Fremont was in the city yesterday on a short Xmas visit Capt. Jno. W. Hinson, of Hinson, Cumming & Co., New York, is here for a few days. The ladies ot the Fifth Street U. E. church have a Fair and Festival this eve ning in the City Hall. QA special meeting of Section 221, Endowment Bank, Knights of Pythias, is called for this evening. There is to be a Xmas tree this after noon, at the St. James Home, for the benefit of the little ones. Dcn't -forget the N: T. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and warranted, at JAceBi's.f ' Kate Thayer, January 7th, and Oliver Doud Byron, January 8th, are all who are booked for the Opera House at pres ent. The triplets of whose birth and death we spoke yesterday were examined and pronounced to have died from natural causes. Nor. Barque Stanley cleared to-day for Liverpool with 2,364 bales of cotton, shiDted bv Messrs. Williams t Murchi- a a. m son. We understand that there were ten inches of snow thia moraine: near the upper end of the Carolina Central Rail road. Water streo -nercniat feet dry in WiDter by THAii's boots and shoes. willie-jp their wearing BosV t Two days more and then the old year will be wrapped up in a newspaper and laid carelessly aside with its numerous predecessors. A gentleman in this city, who is in position to know, tells U3 that the Amer ican Union wires will reach this city about the 10th of January. Only one case for the Mayor's eonsid eration to-day, which bj rtquest of con- sel for defendant was continued until to morrow morning at half-past 9 o'clock. Time is too valuable to be wasted . in credulously experimenting with various remedies when a 25 cent bottle or ur. Bull's Coaeh Syruo will at ooce cure your cold. There will be an important meeting of the members of the Wilmington Liquor Dealers' Association at Howard Engine Hall, to-morrow evening, at 8 o'clock. Have you seen the latest improved Heat ing and Cook Stoves at Jacobx's ? Tom can get them at fary prices., f J. R. Cairk. Sheriff of Lenawee- Co., Mich., says: I have worn an 4,Only Lung Fad" for Bronchial dimculties, and have not been troubled witn a coin nights since wearing it. -Set Adv. arretted. John Davis, colored, was arrested th;s afternoon in front of the old Market House with a bag on his shoulder con taining a sail which Joe Johnson, col ored, asserts that the aforesaid Davis stole from his sail boat. Davis, the al leged culprit, is now securely lodged in the Guard House where he will await the Mayor's decision in the matter at half-past 9 o'clock in the morning. A flew Car Burned . A ne w express and baggage car at the Carolina Central depot in Charlotte was burned yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock. The alarm was given when the fire was discovered but another alarm was given out in the city and the engines turned back when within two blocks of the depot. The car was entirely burned, all except the platform and air brakes. The origin of the fire is unknown as it is said that the fire in the stove in the car had been . carefully. . ; put out. It : is thought bj some to have bees iscs&diarj. Mote Fast Time. The Hcssenger run of 3 hours and 45 minutes between 'Wilmington and Wel don, exclusive of stoppages, or 3:55 in all, was beaten a few days ago by engineer IfcSween. He made the run between the termini of the Wilmington and Wel don R. R. in 3 hours and 45 minutes, in cluding four stoppages, making the act ual running time 3 hours and 35 minutes. TVtt. Hessenger no doubt conld have done the same, as lie ran the last fifty miles of the road on schedule time. The engius used in making these runs were made the shops in this city. in Ilea thy. Capt. Savage, City Treasarer, publish es elsewhere a right healthy little not tice. Itistoths effect that eoupons of city bond3 falling due January 1st will be paid on presentation at the Bank of New Hanover, in this city. Oh, thus be be it ever ! and thus will it ever be, most probably, so long as those who pay taxes have control of the finances ofihe city. A New Tear's Invitation Hon. A. H.-VanBokkelen, President of the Chamber of Commerce; has ex tended an invitation to the - members of the Chamber and Produce Exchange and the subscribers thereto, to ,cal at his residence on the 1st day of . January, at 1 o'clock, sharp. The gentlemen pres ent at the Rooms of the Exchange on New Year's Day, at 12:30, will start at that hour to make the above call. It is presumed there will be a fall business meeting on this occasion of the annual reunion of the members , of our two most important commercial bodies. Ecilpies. l On December 31st the sun will be partially eclipsed, (but the affair will only be satisfactorily visible in Maine, tha effect lessening westward. Only three-quarters of the sun will be obscured from the most favorable standpoint, the North Atlantic and Westcrn Earope THs is the second eclipse of the sun, visible in this country, this year, the last occurring January lltb, when it was total in California. The partial eclipse thi3 month will occur between 7 and 8 o'clock in the morning, The next total eclipse of the sun in the United States will occur May 28th, 1900, when the shadow of the moon will pass from New Orleans to the ocean at Norfolk $ A large number of people cow living mil not have an opportunity of observ ing that spectacle. Anybody who wants to see a total eclipse of the sun in the near future will have to go to the Isthmus of Suez in May, 1882. I Dr Scliaff's Lectnrr. An audience, not very large, but cer tiinly very appreciative, was present in tie First Presbyterian Church last even ing to bear the address announced by ifev. Philip Schaff, D. D., on the re vision of the Bible and a history of the various translations which have been made. The reverend gentleman was lis tened to with marked interest through oat his entire discourse. He is himself an author of distinguished ability and is well qualified to speak of the subject matter of his address. The revision of the New Testament, which has just been completed by a body of divines of knowl edge and ability, chosen froai various branches of the Church, will be publish ed early in February, by the University prases of England, at Oxford and Cam bridge. Dr. Schaffer is Chairman of the American branch of the Bible Revision Coinmittee. In this connection, we pub lish the following, which has been handed to is for insertion : Bible Revisiox Committee Rooms, ) ; Bible Mouse, t . New Tokk, December, 1880 i I Tae American Bible Revision Com mittee have completed the revision of the English version of the New Testa ment and transmitted the result of their labors to England. The University Presses of Oxford and Cambridge are ex pected to issue the revised New Testa ment in February, 1881. TheOldTes taruct will be published two or three years later. The American Revisers have given their time and labor for eight years with out compensation. The necessary ex penses ha veljeen provided for by volun tary subscriptions. Every friend of the great undertaking who will contribute towards the expenses ten dollars, or more, before the first of March next, will receive a memorial copy of the first University Edition of the Revised New Testament, handsome ly bound and inscribed. The money must be sent to Mr. Andrew L. Taylor, Treasurer, in the . Bible House, New York. ' -' Philip Scttiriy - President cf tto EcTizioa Cczaittee. 171 TT 7 m Snow Id the South. At 7 o'clock this morning, as we learn from the weather bulletin issued by the Signal Office, it'was snowing in Char lotte, Augusta; Atlanta and Mont gomery. At Au&usta the thermometer was at 33, at Atlanta at 20, at Charlotte at 29. at Mobile at 28, at Montgomery at 23, at Savannah at 41, at Vicksburg at 17, at Washington City at 12 and at Wilmington at ."17. " ' Accident to Mr. Parsley. We regret to learn that Mr. O. G. Parsley, Jr., met with quite a serious ac cident yesterday, owing to the fact; that his crutch slipped while he was going down stairs which'caased him to be pre cipitated to the bottom of the stair-case, bruising him quite severely. We are glad tojlearn, however, that there was no fracture of the leg as was at first feared We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoon and Forks, Roger' Ivory handled Taale Knires, Fen and Pocket Knive. All f Christmas aad at the lowest pi ieea, ' Wiluitagum Bbf It is always a source of great pleas ure to us to chronicle the success and advancement of one of our town boys and we are almost invariably called upon to do so whenever one leaves his home and strikes out in new fields of labor. About three years ago J. McRee Lane, then but a stripling, not more than sixteen years of age shipped from this port be fore the mast on a brig bound for a long voyage. Unlike most youngsters who were raised with tho tenderness Mac Lane had received home, he stuck like a man to tho choice .ho had made for a vocation 4n life. After three years of arduous labor and hardship he has been made mate ef the brig Eva 'N. Johnson, recently arrived in Baltimore. The captain says he is as good a navi gator as sails the water and predicts that he will bo a full-fledged master; of a ship in a very short time. We arc glad to hear of Mac's advancement and trust he may meet with that reward which his pluck deserves. A Delusion Trap placed in a house will quietly catch a cunning mouse. Call at Jacobi's for them. f cause' and Effect. The main cause of nervousness is in digestion, and that is caused by weakness of the stomach. No one can have sound nerves and good health without using Hop Bitters to strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and keep tha liver and kidneys active, to cany off all the pois onous and waste matter of the system. See other column. Advance. During the Holidays buy useful article such as Christmas Fire Doga, Shovels and Tongs, Fluting Machine, Jce. All at the lowest price at Jacobi's. ) A distribution of provisions for the benefit of the poor of St. John's Parish will be made at the Rectory on next Sat urday morning (New Years) after ser vice. Those who may desire to con tribute are requested to send the articles to the Rectory. The skates awarded to Mr. W. R Morrison at the skating contest on Mon day night were shown to us this morning. They are of boxwood, nickle-plated, and very handsome, They will be presented to Mr. Morrison at the Rink next Sat urday afternoon. New Advertisemta Notice- SPECIAL MEETING OF SECTION No. 221 , E. R. K. pf P., will be held at Cas tle nail, this evening, at 64 o'clock. Candidates for obligation will take notice. JNO. L. DUDLEY, dec 29-It Sect'y and Treas. Organist Wanted -pOR ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Salary, One Hundred Dollar per annum. Written applications may1 be handed or mailed at once to the undersigned. deoa20 2t DcBRUTZ CUTLAR, Sect'y . Liquor Dealers. JEMBERS OF THE WILMINGTON LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION are hereby notified that there will be a meeting of the above Association held at the How ard Engine' House Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, Dectfmber;S0th, at 8.30 o'clock. All officers and members are requested to be present without fall. By order President: J.M.JiGOWAJT, V dec 29 It PLEASE 50niC A. W will twglad to xeeeiv eommtxnttiatioBs from our friends on any anS all; mbwet renerml Interact bnt The aaxae of the writer must always be fur eiahed to thtJEdjior. ' "V - VJommaninaUoas cut be written, oa onlj oa side of thepaper. . . " r Ftrtfln ill ties moat ea rojdea . . f And It Is especially asm parecularfylutdoe' stood that the Editor es not alwar ertfors e the views ot eorrespoalaats, h&!m so t-ti ia the editorial eolomns.? ' " - ' n ! New Advertisements. Office Treasurer & Collector. . City of Wilmington, N, C, December 23tb, 1S50. Notice TO HOLDERS CECITY B3X02. QITY COUPO.XR fJUr doe Jnary ist, 1881, will b paid on presentation st tie Bank of Few Hanover in this city I ' HENKY SAYA12, dec 29-2 1 Trasnrer asd Colictcr. htar oopy St Groceries, Bagging, &c 500 Half Rolls 13-iCr. ::cj, 1?4 and .'.'J H Bundles New and l c 1 TIES, 1000 100 Lbs Bagging TWIXS, ,. -dec 6 WILLIAMS MUUCIII5QN. 1A rnnSacki SALT,':,:ariha-U-rii.u 1U UUUnd Liverpool, jj ' '-for saic,low bv" ' dec 6 ; WILLIA5IS MU'RCIIISON". QQQ Bbls FLOUK, all grades, : QQQ Sacks CORN, OCCfV Bbls SUGAR, 500 BAGS COFFEE, .-. -."For sale ltw4-v WILLIAMS A-MUUCniSON. ; dec 6 t ff Boxes and Half BbYi? SNUFF, j JJgQ Soxes CANDY,' n ": QQ Boxes TOBACCO, Onfi Boxes ANDLES, 6liU For sale low ty dec 6 Williams & MUKcnisox. IgQQ Boxes SOAP, 200 Boxes STARcn' 200 Caees LTE "1 ff Boxes POTASH, XJJ For sale low , r ' dec f , WILLIAMS & MCHCIIISON. h VTAILS, UOOP IKOX, Glue, Oheesr, 11 Crackers, Wrapping Paper, Twkie, For sale low by dec 6 WILLIAMS & MURCHISON ' Well-Shod People LWAYS HAVE A GOOD TIME AT Christmas. Take the hint and co" io SHRIEK'S SHOE STORE, where 'yon. will find full lines of everything in foot wear for the old, the youn and the middlc-aircd. New supplies received by every steamer. Call and see the goods and hear the low price at . u ' SS&JS&'a nhoc Storo dec 23 : Mai ket Street- ' THIS .WEEK WE WILL OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Cloaks & Doliman G to reduce the largo stock. GenU' Silk and Linen .Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, From medium to very fine. Black and Colored Silk Velvets for Skirls - and Trimmings. New Cloaking and Sacque Goods. . Respectfully, V E. M, McINTIRE'. A large assortment of Crib "and Fed Blanket cheap. dee 23 Cou&hs, Colds; &c, ALLE S'S LUN O B AL8 AM , Ball' Ooash 8vrp, Wutar Balsam, Boscheti' Uerman Pycp, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Areola's Cough 'KUer, H Brown' Trpches. ' Natt's Cough and Cold Cursi For sale bj J.'D NDTT A CO. dee it Frowtand Pr1ne sta. t4ew Year C ifts. J TZUY. WHS A3B0RTME5T , CF JTEW TEAR GIFT3 At HEI53BIBGERi?. Biaiies for 188L pOR BALE AT HEINSB EEGEJL'3, live Book and Uuili B'ore. dee 23 JOW BAlCd Toe sJl kinds of .Priatinf, YfTJJ?1 of the Ity eaa hiyo their printing earofollj executed and ai;4 tothealreaof postazas -' ' w njt - T7A.RR0CX, . KStTinrsSs2l MjHlttli ; . 2S3 ' v - . f - ' - , - - ' ; ' - - : i ' A'
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