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itao ft xpuoHMh ersry Buaday Tvpti or JO 8 IX. T- J AM Et sorroB ajo pBonxarroJU -niMCiUPTI058, POSTAGE PAID. ... r.r. SS 00 Six arathi, 1 J J Taree moai&'.Sl 3S: Oae month. M eenta, e r.aper will b delivered y earrfers, ..far.-. nt ear r.-t' th iiy. M4b ,ie rust r 13 oeau fcar w eea. IdrcrtUisx rata low and liber U 7-SaUcribr will please report ay aa il fill or to repairs their papers regularly. Vow Advertisement. . 32 Market St- 32 Sisn of the Show Case with -hi Shoemaker T STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES alwsrs complete. Call aud examine. 8at ifction guaranteed to customers. Nov is the time to supply your families. A full line of those CHILDREN'S SCOTCH SOLE, In lace and buttons. See iu U belieTin. Courlnce yourself of the Uct. A new lot of those SCOTCH SOLE GAITERS Just receired. Don't forgetthe old number. C. ROSENTHAL, 32 Marhct Street. B0 8 BEAUTIFUL HAIR ORNAMENTS HAM N0YKLTU8 just; rsoetre. A fallliaeof ChlldrenV atd VUie Cl'.als bow c-a 1 aad at Tery low prlcra. FUrap l&l (rnm the laUst patteras. Hair Work i aar style xcade to order. Orders by msll UlrsceiTs irooapt attention. Address Post 02cm Box 391. UIS-IE. KAKREk, SCUPPERMOIG I and; Flowers Wine f A50f AGTURXD BY WDITJCVlj LE J.TJ. Wis Company, rrhlterllls, N. C. Price aad sample oa application. 8ai la your orders for the holiday. CLYDE'S Klew York AND Wilmington. Steamship ra, c. Line. GULF STREAM, CAPT. INGRAM, WILL" BJlILTlOU sTBW T'JZt 03 SATURDAY. Jan. 15. ' 1, fcTUppen eaa rely upon thejjproapt sailing of Sumatra as adrertised. for Freight Eaxageaeatt apply to TUOS. C BOND, 8ap't, WCmiactoQ, N. C. THIO. G. SQER, Freight Areat, 0aw York. HL P. CLYDE 00. S3 Broad way, 8u tort. jaa 10 CHAS. ELEIff, Qilsrtater ail CaM Hater. riaeu 8trsau la Bajeatnt of the! Journal Buildia,. wmiafOTo w, v. a A. fiat rrtaaftt of Gofi&s and Cas w aoataati a4 Tini n.. k. I - i m w..w " 7 v I . -w, ... " I Presh Every Day fll AHHOETMKitT Of - OAS DISS, 'rwie a&4 " j-B ,., "T . THE 3TSAUE2 i5,.LT QfcJriNX ROME-MADS IT a Booad ru AUo, NmU HmOi PostoSoa' r VOL. V WILMINGTON, a. C, WEDNESDAY, . J A' UAJl LOCAL NEWS. New Advertisements. . OrrKx IIous e Ada Gray IIeixsberoeb A New Lot of Gamrt Cbonlt & Mobkis Fruit at. Auction . C P iiKBANE Ship Notice IIeidk & Co Ship Notice A & I Shriek Ciothiu and Furnishing Good C W Yat rs Thoie in Ned Don't forget the X. Y. Euamel Paint, ready mixed and warranted, at JacoBi's.f Lucretia Borgia at the Opera Hoase on 'Friday evening, East Ljno Saturday Matinee, and 1 Article 47 Saturday night. A Delusion Trap placed in a hotiee will 3 uietly catch a cunning mouse Call at t acobi's for tbein. The sale of reserved seats for Ada Gray's performances will commence at Heinsbersger's book store to-morrow morniD. . Have you seen the. la test improved Ileat Ing and Cook Stoves at Jacobi's ? You can gtt them at fsf rtry prlcos.- f Indications. For the South Atlantic States partly cloudy or clear weather, a slight rise in temperature, northerly winds shifting to west and south, stationary or slowly fall ing barometer. During the Holidays buy useful articles such as Christmas Fire Dogs, Shovels and Tongs, Fluting Machines, Ac All at the lowest prices at JaCobi's. - t Another Freshet. As was anticipated there has been an other freshet in the river. The old freshet had fallen off ten feet but yesterday morning, at Fayetteville, the river was again rising rapidly, eight feet more hav intr'becn renorted at that time. This o 1 morninjr the water is proDaoiy .uiguer. than it -was at the top ofthc old freshet We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Forks, Roger's Ivory handled Table Knives. Pen and Pocket Knives. All for Christmas and at the lowest pi ices. The schooner Julia Elizabeth arrived here late Yesterday afternoon with a car- m w iro of fine West India fruit Some of it a was sold to-day by Messrs. Cronly & Morris and the sale will be continued to morrow. The cargo is in good condition and the prices obtained to-day were fair ly reasonable. The January number of the Soutfi At lantic contains a fall biographical sketch of Bishop Atkinson. "We learn that the news of the death of the Bishop was re ceived in Washington with almost cni rersal regret. It will be remembered that Bishop Atkinson confirmed W. W. Corcoran, and married Senatax and Mn. Bayard. Mr. Corcoran was warmly at tached to him. A Bis Improvement We are glad to see the City Treasurer busily engaged in making out a large number of the new 6 per cent city bonds, which are beinz sold at par. The bonds are being bought in large amounts by our most prominent business men. When the present city government took charge of tho affairs of the city, Wilmington city 8 percent bonds-were flat at 60 cents on the dollar, but now they' are stiff and are above par with none on the market. . It is a general belief that there is no remedy for Consumption, and possibly, in some cases the assertion may be cor rect We know however of many cures made by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and will guarantee, positive relief to the sufferer in evsry instance. A tram-way locomotive, the Darling- fori, intended for use at Messrs. London & CampbelTsteam saw mill, at Ebene zer, S. C, passed through the city a few days ago, en route for that point She is said to be a perfect beauty, and will be used in hauling logs to the mill. We are pleased. to learn that the mill is getting on nicely and that oar friends, the owners, Messrs. Alex T.; Lendon and A. IL Campbell, both of thi city, have every encouragement in the belief and far more; the "business certainty," nrrr.w. Good lack to Tta. crntl m ' J o- men vnftn ' Water street merchants wi;l keep their fsei dry In WlnUr by wearing Bosxa TiLtL'a boots and sboem. . f Sxkuxl D. Irwix, of yte Creek, Col fax Co., New Mexico, says: If my wife wocld quit work' as aha should at her age 61), she would live years a monument to the magic influence of the "Only "Dably At the Opera II out T.-!flht A rare treat is in store for our citizens at the Opera House to-night . The beat local talent will take part in the con cert and kMr. VanLaei's well known ability is enough to ensure the greatest pleasure to those who attend. The con cert has been under preparation for some months past and we feel assured that it will .excel anything heretofore presented uuderMr. VanLaer's raanagptncqt. Capt. Ward's Bond Our supposition was that Capt. Ward, the new Sheriff of Feeder county, gave a bond for $30,000 on Monday last . bat since an articU w publish elsewhere was in type a gentleman who was at Hurgaw on Monday tejls us that tke amount in all for which the sureties arc held is. $47, 000. The bond is said to be as good as can be gotten up for a like amount any where in North Carolina. Election or Field OCleeri. The annual meeting of the company officers of the 2d Regiment N. C. S.G., for the election of field officers, was held in Charlotte daring the forenoon-of yes terday, the 11th inst. Captain J. M. Davis, Co. H., of Meck lenburg, senior officer present, was called to the chair and Lieutenant James C. Munds, Co, C, Wilmington Light In fantry, was made Secretary. - A commit tee, appointed to .ascertain the number of votes present and by proxy, reported 28 out of a possible 37 present and by proxy. xh9 meeting then proceeded to the election of officers with the following result: Col. Albert II. Worth, of Fay, etteville, was elected Colonel, First Lieutenant Thomas C. James, of the Wil mington Light Infantry, Lieutenant Col onel, and Capt J. M. Davis, of Mecklen. burg, Major. There being no further business tho meeting after a harmonious session adjourned sine die. Fire at SmlthTllle. We regret to learn that a disastrous fire occurred at Smith ville this morning. destroying the dwelling of Mr. S. -M-Bobbins', together .with . ita contents, including a trunk in which Mr. Bobbins had $2,000 in money laid away, the result of years of honest toil at his trade in striking the anvil, Mr. Bobbins being a blacksmith by trade. We . have since learned that Mr. B. once kept his money in bank and had the misfortune to lose his deposit there also, since which time he has preferred to become his own banker, with the infortunate result above stated. Cruel fate sometimes pursues relentlessly the same individual, as we herewith have an instance. Th Wi-ather this Far. Ycnnor makes in his almahac for 1881 the following specific predictions: Proba bilities for January, 1881: Blockades of snow in the United States aboit the 7th and 8th; mild spell from January 18th to February 12th: March 9 and 10, gales probable arouud New York and Boston, and snow storms. In April a snowfall 03 the 4th or 5th, but spring will be well advanced by the loth. In May,. after the 10th, hot weather; on the 13th and 15th thunder storms. Jane, warm till 11th. then cold till 20th; 24th and 26th hot. July, cold on 13th, 20th, 23d and 31st; hot on 4tb, 9th, lltb, 16th, 17th, 22th and 20th. Angost 4th and 5th will be cold. In September the centre cf; the month will be its warmest part 1 Octo ber will open cold: November will be muddy, with little frost; December will be the warmest ever known. Lei oar readers cut this out and verify these predictions. Pender's Mew Sheriff. We are glad to learn that Capt A. C. Ward, the newly appointed Sheriff of Pender county, has given his bond as such. lie filed it in full on Monday, in the sum of $30,000, and the securities art all excellent. He has also qualified and will enter at once on the discharge of his duties. Capt. A'ard relieves Sheriff A. U. Pad dison and we trust that he will succeed in giving as much satisfaction during his term as that gentleman has g ven. Sheriff Paddison has, indeed, proven ono of the best officers in tho State, an as sertion which is not merely written here in compliment to a retiring official, bat because the facts bear us oat in what we say. At the last term of Pender Coun ty Superior Court, both the Judge aad the Solicitor took occasion to eompK ment him on the unswerving fidelity tad zeal he has displayed during his term of ofice. Capi, Wvd, will have ncbls fixperu Ferica Nor. barque Charlei Sorthcote clear ed to-day for Bremen with 1,669 bales of cottoo, shipped btMesrs Williams & Mnrcbison. '. Schr. Lmrolta tie red for Barbados, by'Mesirs E. Kidder A; Sons with 152,340 feet lumber. . Countj twnnilssioneri. The Board of County Commisti ncrs met in adjourned session' this afternoon Chairman Smith and all the Commis sioners being present. J. C. Mill is tendered his official bond as S tandanflLeeper in the sum of $200, with Jna FN Stoiter and Xlbas. 4IBont bam as suretfMr whiwasaoceptedand Mr. Millis waa duly qualified.' - The following was ordered by the Board: It appearing to the satisfaction of the Board that the Register has failed to collect the tax on purchase of liquor according to law, he is bersby in structed i to notify all such parties to come forward and reform their list in conformity with the law, he having col lected only 2 i per eent. for State and 2 J per cent for county for purchases from 1st July to 1st October, 1880, whereas, 5 per cent, is the legal tax. (Jit was ordered by the Boa d that the Committee on Public Buildings . be au thorized to erect an additional building on the Poor House premises at a price not exceeding $300.. Adjourned. ; The receipts of cotton at this port to day foot up 228 bales. " Quarterly Meetings For the Wilmiagton District, Metho dist E. Church, South, 1831. (First round .) Duplin, at Kenansville, Jan 8-9 Bladen, at Soale Chapel. - Jan. 15-16 Elisabeth, at Elizabethtown, Jan. 22-23 Wilmington, at Fifth street, Jan. 29-30 Wilmington, et lfront street, Feb. O-u Smithville, - - ' ' Feb.' 8 9 Whiteville, at Whitcville, Feb. 12-13 Waccainaw Mission, at Bethesda, Feb. "'" ' , 15-16 Brnnjwick; at Bethel. - - Feb. 19-20 TopssiL at rVesleyan Chapel, Feb. 26-27 Onslow, at Tabernacle , March 5-6 Clinton, at Andrew Chapel, March 12-13 Uokeshnry, at ll a 113, - AUrch 19-20 The District stewards will meet at the Parsonage of the Front street Church in Wilmington, at tea o'clock a. m. on the 2d Feb. A fall attendance desired. L. S. BCEKHSAD, Presiding Elder . Hot? Advortlcomts OPERA HOUSE. miiE FASHIONABLE DRAMATIC 1 Brent. Two Nights and Saturday Matinee. Only FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Jan'y 14 and 13. Ensacenieat Extraordinary of the Dis- . . . - . T. A f 1 A J ft n4 ... Miss ADA CRAY, Supported by WATIIN'S OTTH AVE NUE COMBINATION. Friday rdffht - - - Lucretia Borgia Saturday Matinee ... - East Lynne Saturday night - - - - - L 'Article 47 Usual prices of admission. Matinee prices Adults, 50 cents, Children 25 cents. janlS3t , Wanted 100 000 ri2fECKOS3 ' dcHTered la WUmlnston. ;'v ' D. S. COWAN, jattlOt .- Robeson, N. C. 8tar copy Grand , Concert. M1 R. C TasLAER has the honor to an nounce a Grind vocal ana insirame&ia Concert, to be'glrtn at the Opera House Wednesday, January 12th. Mr. VanLaer has secured the rery best local and foreign talent for the occasion General Admission, 50 cents. Reserred Seats, 25 cento extra. Box Sheet opens at Hrinsberger's Monday morning, Dec 10. Doors ooan at 714 o'clock Concert to commence at f 3f oTcloek, P. M. Jan cSat-ilon-Tuea-wea 15,000 15,000 mooo Boyals ! Hoyals ! Roynls ! CtNOTTLXUOED TO Bt THE BSST S cent (Dinar Y 12. ibbl NO 273 Few Advertisements. mn TQwicri. SLATE R(K)FKK and ealer in SLATE. jatf!l-2i Ship Notice. ALL PKRSONR ABE bare br forawsroad not to trait or barbo anv of the crew of tbi hweHh Bark ISRAEL, Capt. u. k Taflia. as neither toe Ua.ter or Uoosiznees will ba responsible. HEIDK OU, jao U.t Comlgnees- Ship Notice. ALL PKK80NS ARE be-. by eautioned against har- borinjr TOtiDfir any of tho craw O th Ttnr Rark- tf-f.. UA (lAot. Krocrar. trnm a C no debts of their contracting will be paid by Captain or i C P MEBANK, Jan 12-21 ! Oonsi&ee. A New Lot ol Games I OTTO, AUTHORS, CORN k BEAKS, Ocess, Paxeheti, Checkers, and many other Games. For sale at EEiySBEBQER'S. Blank Books, J5K8, KUOILAGF, PAPER, Ear elopes, Ao For rale cheap at flFIITSBERQKR'S, jan 12 lire Book and Music Store- Fruit at Auction. rpO-MOREO W MORNING at 11 o'clock. we will tell, on boat d the British Sohooner Julia Elizabeth, at Messrs. Hill 3t Peanali's XT huts the entii e cargo of said Schoonsr, eonsistiag of ORANGES, BANANAS, P12fffAPPijE8, OOCOANUTS. SOU AH CANE, SHELLS, TOMATOJCS Ac, Ac This Fra t Is If nmber One. all In srood or der, and the best cargo brought to this port Uls season. At. UK ONLY, jan 121 1 Auctioneer IS WEES ! WE WILL OFFER AT LESS THAN COST, THE FEW CLOAKS AND DOLLMANS on hand to close out. We are offering some real bargains in Table Linens, Napkins Towels, Tray Napkins, &c. Carpets in all grades at the closest prices. Oil Cloths In all widths Respectfully, jan It R. M. McINTIRE. COMMERCIAL HOTEL. WrLMLNGTOy, N. C. Large Sample Rooms lor ....... x Commercial Traveler fJIHB PK0PRI5T0M baring thoroughly re&orated this Hoase aad tarnished it entire ly aaw,tf prepared to ci to the trartJn vafiUs.an (be nTtnloola of a FISST OLABSuBOTKU I t,ta located W. the rery estreof tbe;bmsUe part of thity, baing eoarezdaat to the priaUrl badness hoasse, Poatoflea, CasVua H4me, City Halliard Ooart Uoaae. JST'A llrst-Olats Bar aad Billiard Baloos oaaeeted with this HoteL BATES r2 PER DAT. F. A. SCHUTTB, ct U TH rpw RATfcS For ali kinds of .PrintiBg, Persons reddlnt: oat ef the dty eaa hare their priati&g earef ally exeented asa sasiied to thea tree of poaUzas LC3 T7ARROCX, l3CfTivss;) JoPrlatsr9 PUCASE ffOTI02. Wm will be gf ad to reealve eommaaleafiofM from our (Hands oa aay and all sabJrstTL ff&araliBta7wt bat ... ' The nana of tha writer mvt always bs f ar alshad to the Editor. OottamlottloM airt ba wrlttoa; oa onlj omasldaof thajapj. ' Persoaalltlag maw molded And It b sspeelaUr - partJUrlyr stood that thaKdit- iasot always tarst tb Tiawsot eorrMpoatfetsc malsM so ia taa editorial aolarana. Hew Advcrtisementfl. " PARTICULAl; a - - m tentlon paid to re oairing 0f SUte Koofa. Old Shlntle wn VAA iUlU relald with 81ate, APplyt for the pres ent, at the W.&T. R-B-new shons.1 JNO. 1. BOATVlliGflT, IVos. 11 A: 13 IV. Front St. COMMENCES TBK WITH THE ! Choicest Assortment OF FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERIES He eaters espeoialljr for the supply Trade; and with that rlew endearon to bars on hand at all Uses cnly the VERf FRESHEST GOODS I i atd of tie "QUALITY"! His store is neat ind clean, and his articles sre attractire. He would be plowed to wait upon all who desire the Beit Good. John I. Boatwrightf Jin 10 11 aad 13 North Front St CIotMniT and T.- A. 'UAAIlOIilUg IJOOUS JPO GEJTTS, YOOTHS.T . ANDBOYr Oreicoau, Olsten and Ulstercttes, Umbrellai, Satchels, ' Valises. Ac, Ae 1 1 A. A L BHBIER'S. J"10 ' Market street, ' A LARGE STOCK OF Sash, Door Blind . AND ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK! LUMBER LATHS, at For sals Tcry cheap, si ALTAFFKR, PBICX A OO. Fact or yt foot of Walnat st. ja 10 Office Mnn, aaar Bed Croat 1 1 Those in ITeed O F BLASTS BOOES, T Family SCHOOL: BOOKS, ; ' ;. -' . 8TATI05ERT' or anything else ia my Use, wm find It to their airantsge to giro me aes l ORGANS sold oa easy Icstaiasi tu YATES BOOK STORE. A 10 Long rad." e Adv.