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from ow fries d i on aay aad til tubfeetPL
Cral latere bat .
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sitaed to tte Editor.
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oat tide of the paper
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ad It la esDeeUDv .
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 15 1881.
VT; o- 1119 bo alay. iodorte
4 Ky the riewsot oorreaposdiiiai aalaatea tat
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DAILY
Wew Advertisement
32 f.larket St
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1
LOCAL NEWS.
Mew Advertisements.
IIeixsbcrqeb For Playiag
J Hahx Grand Sale
Hall A Pears alt. Corn ileal Butter
and Cheese
A & I Shriek Clotlilug ai.d Furnishing
Good
C W Yates Thofce la Need
No City Court to-day.
Day's length 10 hours and 1 minute.
....
Plenty'of ice erery wherethis morning.
No intermentg in Dellevue Cemeteiy
this week.
There were no interments in Oakdale
this week.
Bin of tho Show Case with h
Shoesnker-
rr stock of boots and snoEs
1wt complete. Call n-l examine. Sat
isfaction guaranteed to capUnnrrs. Now la
the time to supply your famillca.
A full line of those CHILDREN'S
SCOTCH SOLE, la lace and buttong. See-
lu Is bellCYinsr. Courlnce yourelf of the
frt.
A new lot of thone 8COTCII SOLE
GITEll3jcut receired. Don't forget the
uM somber.
C ROSENTHAL,
:v2 Market Street.
an 8
BEAUTIFUL HAIsTrNAMENTS
ND Ullll NOV<IE3 Jait reeelre.
4 fallllaeof CoilJffVf acd VUim Clotki
bow rn tele and at ve y low prioe "iaap
lar (mm tte lat-it ptterai. Hair Work i
aar itjle made to order. Orders by mall
will receive rroajpt attend id. Address Foit
OS.-tj Hoi 3DI.
MIeW E. K.A.KRER,
de 1H No Front flt
CLYDE'S
Wow voir
AND
Wilmington.
Steamship
'Sunset to-morrow afternoon at 11 min
utes p st I o clock.
The cotton receipts at thi jort to-day
foot up 533 bales.
To-day i3 the annivergary of tho cap-
tare of Fort Fisher in 1865.
Some very nice blackjack wood sold
this morning at $1.15 per load.
Steamship Benefactor, Capt. Jone3,
sailed for New York this morning.
Two interments in Pine Forest (color
ed) Cemetery this week, both children.
Don't forget the N. Y. Enamel Paint,
ready mixed and warranted, at Jacobi's.I
A Delusion Trap placed in a house will
niletlr catch a cunning mouse. Call at
Jacosi's for them.
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N. C.
Line.
TUB STEAM Eit
Ash-Wednesday falls this year on the
5nd of Mirch ar.d Fsister on the 17th of
April.
A warninTto newsD.iDer bores it is
said that persons who talk a great deal
are liable to show age the soonest.
TVhn would throw awav hard earned
money for every new cough syrup adver
tised, when tou can procure that stand
ard remedy for coughs. Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup? Frice 25 ccnt3 a bottle.
Dr. 6. S. Satchweli has gone North
for a short time. His object is medical
improvement by observation and' attend
ance npon the medical colleges and hos
pitals of New York City. lie is accom
panied by his newly -married bride.
We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's
for real Silver Plated Tea and Table Spoons
and Forks, Roger's Ivory handled Table
IvniTM- Pen aid Tocket Knives. All for
Christmas and at the lowest pi ices.
Laeretla BttixU-
Miss Ada Gray and upporting com
pany were greeted by a Tery flattering
aadience on their first appearance here
last night, for the really inclement
weather did not deter a rery large repre
sentation of both fashion and intelligence
from being present.
t)f the fearful tragedy presented,
there can be bat one opinion that it is
the most horrible, in plot and incident,
ia the whole range of dramatic literature,
the imagination of the author even out
stripping historical facts, as terrible as
they are in connection with the dreaded
Borgias. Bat it has been a favorite with
a class of the heavy tragedy school and
requires an actress of great physical
powers to attempt its portrayal. These
Miss Ada Gray, who assumed the title
role, certainly possesses in striking de
velopment ; yet, while she exhibited evi
dence of fine dramatic taste, and gave
us some very excellent acting, still she
cannot be ranked as an actress of the
highest order of meriL We consider
her wLuretia Borgia," however, a fair
success, and believe her capable of great
er things.
The Bnppori was only about the Aver
ago. The costumes were very creditable,
but there was nothing remarkable in the
acting of any of the supporting gentle
men. Mr. Murphy, we believe, had a
good conception of "Genaro," but did
not verify the promise in the practi
cal personation.
We look with interest to tho play to
night, which wo trust will afford a' pleas -anter
variety than the tragedy first
given, lo-mgnt is positively ine last
performance here.
Water street merchants will keep their
feet dry in Winter by wearing , Rosen
thal's boots and shoes. t
i The Bridal Hop given atGennaaia
Hall last evening was largely attended.
It was voted the handsomest and mo6t
pleasant affair of the season thus far.
The Register of Deeds has issued six
marriage licenses daring week, two of
which wererfor white and four for colored
couples. .
The Suit Against toe TTllraloiten
Market Company.
The wit of Mr. J. K. Vaughn against
the Wilmington Market Company, be
forQ!a Josticeof the Peace, to enforce av
bull dot's lien, which wis contbned until
the 14 th of January on account of ab
sence of witnesses came np for trial yes
terday morning. It will be remembered
in our previous reference to this case we
stated that a jury had been demanded
by the plaintiff ' and that- the jury
had been duly impannelled. The jury
were on hand ready to sit upon the case
but the mattter was decided by the court
upon a question of law and the case did
not reach the jury. The question sub
mitted by Major Devane, counsel for the
defense, was that the lien was illegal,
and not according to the requirements of
the statute made and provided in such
cases. The court decided the point
well taken and coinsel for plaintiff,.F.H.
Darby, Esq., entered non suit for his
clisnt, Increase being dismissed at the
plaintiff's cosL .
Hew Advertisements. New AilvertifiementSi
BAMS,
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BALE
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Pirv
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The lew Bed Book.
We have received a handsomely bonnd
copy of the new B. k O. Bed Book. It
is issued by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, and while it is in ono
sense an advertisement of that road its
chief aim has been to present the returns
of the late election in such form as will
most clearly show its results, and to this
end the returns of previous elections are
shown, and from them tho gains and
losses compiled. The new Bed Book is,
Settled Ed. I as win do rreeiy acKnowiedired ancr a
Sheriff Manning last evening settled in I f lanc0 at its Pft a most complete po-
fall with Eliiah Hewlett Gountv Treas-1 ""ttt4 " Afle present cauira u
urer, lor the county taxes I . " "
xew weess einns ine irresiaenuai re-
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD
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And
STRICTLY FOR GAS
IP
mv mimm stock must be sold
For School Fund
For General Fund
For Special Fund
55,145.10 1 lurns J rouaues la eaoa oiaw, ana i V-JLVXJLJ JUiXXXt J-i X XXII LS JLt JL UAlVVJAlllO.t
GULF STREAM,
CAPT- INGRAM
WILL flali. flQtf Si YOttX OS
SATURDAY. Jan 15.
dalppers saa rely upom the prompt
A dressed turkey weighing 20 pounds
was the attraction this morning at Messrs
Mott, Campen fc Melton's meat store
corner of Market and Second streets
It is a very rare thing tosee a turkey
aa larsre and fat as that was. offered for
o -
sale in this market.
saillnsTof H learners as advertised.
for Freljcbt Barafeneott apply V
THOS. R. BOS It. P
T8EO. O. Kfie,H. relibt lovt.
.lew V.A.
WM. P. CLTDK a CU
JaalO
Groceries, &ct
6000 Bu&b,C0R?1,
200
1000
1000
1300
300
700
200
50
Biles IIAY,
Half BolL BAGOIXG,
Boadlea Xew and Tpd T1E3,4
BbU FLOtTt, all gradea,
Bbla SUGAR, all grade
BAGS COTTEE, all grade,
Xega NATL8,
Tons noop IRQ,
Sacks SALT,
10 000
Candj, Candles, Crackeri,Cheee,Starcb,
Lye, Potaah, Tepper, Spice, Wrapping Ta
per,&c For sale lowby
Jan 10 I WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
Fresh Every Day
nut AfoiiTatmrr of cadixs,
raea a4 IXooeavi, jast retTl aid fw
9THE OSVt GkNUlNI UOMB-UADS
Caadv la the dtj, will be fouad erexv
daT. fresh aai sweet. Ore &xnt Soath of
Ladies who appreciate elegance and
purity are using Farkers 11 air Uaisam
It b the Dest article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color and beauty
So lint OCT at Cit.
By advertisement published elsewhere
it will be seen that Mr. J. Ilahn, at No
33 Market street, will sell for the nex
thirty days his large and handsome stock
of dry goods at cost. There will doubt
less be found some rare bargains there by
the ladies.
I'nmallables.
The following unmailable matter re-
mains in the Postoffieein this city:
Woodard Steam Pump. 76 and 78
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Centre street, Manufacturing Co., New
York; a postal card unaddressed
but siraed T. I. B.: Miss Lma Mc-
Kian. Cocacil's Station. N. C: Miss
Lucy King, Council Station, N. C.
Miss Bedene Burru3s, Smithville, N. C
Thud Class Al all Matter.
The. recent opinion of the , Assistant
Attorney-General for the PosU5ce
Department, by which invoices, bills of
lading, circulars ani the like are strick
en from the list of third class mail mat
ter, is a decision of serious concern for
the business community. We believe
that these ought all to be retained on
the list, and further, that the written
words, "Please remit," or "Shipped via,"
tic, ought to be allowed on an invoice,
and that receipts should come under the
same head. Why not make evertthing
third class matter that'the sender is will
ing to send unsealed? .
Samuel H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Col
fax Cow. New Mexico, says: The "Only
Lung Pad" has done more for mj wife
than all the gallons of Cod Liver Oil,
French or American, she has taken, or
all the Doctor's Medicines she has csed.
7,399.97 1 showing comparisans with . the voto of
aa"MMM'J 1 QT! wsff K ' em a am iae jvxiTmm lAslaAd
!:r.:.,.L,; - oV?'!5,31 The new B. & O. Bed Book, while not for
onerm mauuiug aeiuea wio owie taxes nr Sn?cArfm?na nlafW ni
C. . M - wwavwM w swwawystHiiyianv e vmaaeaejaaAfag vt am i
uu waj iw be sent on roccint nf a 2ant atumnall
TMn..u. Tr-.t. r v I r
w. vrsa w aw mt tJ ivt lv w a&. aa1U
now holds a receipt, as follows:
Public tax ... $6
Special tax (Insane Asylum
and Institutions for Deaf,
Dumb and Blind)
For erection of Penitentiary
and support of couvicts .
To pay interest on .State debt.
369
70
Baltimore, Md.
jan 15-2t
2,340.74
2,840.74
6,766.44
Total State tax
Total County lax
$18,817.64
52,785.31
$71,602.95
u 1. iiuurj iuit.
This talented young minister.
in
charge of an influential church at Port
Carbon, Pennsylvania, was in the city on
Thursday last. For over two weeks he
has been engaged iu affectionate minis
trations around the sick and dying bed
of his lamented father, Mr. S. H. Bell,
at Long Creek, in Pender county. He
now returns to his northern home where, Meeting 1 ueaday night at ISA) o'clock
by his pleasing manners, deep piety, OWer Jtteeung ;i hurray night
ability and eioquenee as a minister in
cnarcn services.
Worship in tho various churches of the
city to-morrow as follows :
HT. JAMES PABIAH,
Corner Third and Market srteets, Rev.
A. A W:soa, D. D, Rector. Second
Sunday awr Kplphanj. January 10th.
CeMi;il i i 7: O a: ui ilorcitcr Praver I
4tll o cjoi-K. feuuday ocho l at p. m.
fivoulng irayer at 4 oclocsr.
sr. Paul's kvaj&. lutbeb. cuvbzu,
Corner Sixth and Market atraeu, Rv. G.
D. U rulielm, twiBior. KuJlah iService at
11 a m. and 7;30 p. m. bandnj School at
3 p nj. UatecbeUcu luatraci Ion on Fri
day at 3:30 m. 111 .
riBst sa-ptist cnuiiCH,
corner of Market and Fifth street, ilev.
J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Sunday School at !
920 a. m. Serrlcea at 11 a. m. and
7w30 p. m.' Brook h 11 Sunday S.hool
at S.p. m. . youiiK Men's rrayei
The Supreme Novelty
A T RANKIN HALL OVER "LITTLE
QJAST" Steamer. One week only, com
meticlns: on Monday, January 17. THE
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS. Frofes-
60 re Woodrofle, Carting and'Company, with
tbelrf 5(1,000 collection ol -Wonders Id (ilaas,
of Centennial Fame, including the superb.
model or tne centennial Corliss Engine,
built of 5,000 pieces of glass and ooerated
by steam, liare glass ornaments presented
free to each audience.
Leveea every evenimr at 7.30. !Grand
distribution of ornaments at 9.
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY at 2.30. Popular prices of admission,
25 cants. Children under 12 years, 15 cents.
r . 8. Grand Baby Show on SATURDAY
EVENING, January 22.
M. 11. WALSli, Manager.
H. H. Niles, Agent. jan 14 3t
TH
IS WE
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WE WILL OFFER AT LESS THAN
Ship Notice.
ATT tlUL.nn.rn -m .
by cautioned against har
boring or trusdoor aor of the
crew of the Nor. Bark TItania,,
J. O. Albrethsen. Matter, una1
debts of thftir cjntractlng will be paid
by Captain or UU.IDK A CO,
JanH3t Conilgoee.
OPERA HOUSE,
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Event.
the Presbyterian church, he has-secured
for himself an enviable name as one of
the leading preachers in the State of his
adoption. Pender comty has just cause
to be proud of him. The regret is that
our own people cannot offer him ade
quate inducements to remain in his own
State that he still loves with ardor end
cherishes with filial affection. It ii.sei
dom that when our men of talent seek
homes in other States they fail of appre
ciation and success We ought to keep
them at home.
OverZThree Months Out.
We learn through the Signal Office in
his city that a schooner, name cot re
ported, but said to have sailed from some
port in Xew Hampshire, bound for this
port, abo-t two mouths ago, put in at
Lookout this morning and sailed again
soon after. She is not reported as being
in distress and this is all that can be
ascertained regarding her. It is though
here, however, that the schooner is the
Clara G. Loud, Capt. Cook, which left
New York for this port October ath,
with a cargo of salt, consigned to Messrs.
E. G. Barker & Co., of this city, which
has never been heard com since the Itft
Newycrk,
JJovr AdTortlsexnts
il Vi
For Playing
A LL THE LETTJ5B8 A5D WO?D
XI..-.
Game. The Game of
Quick Wits,
on
War or Words,
TTlta tat Orlgtaal Bales sad New Ifsttads,
nerar btfort published. Price 25 enti.
7or saJs at
HCl5SBEBGia'8,
jaa It lire Book aad Mosie Store.
COST, THE FEW
CLOAKS AND DOLLMANS
on hand to close out.
400
Corn Meal.
BUBBEL3 VTATE3 If ILL UE1L,
Jaal&
Tor sals by
BALL 4 PZA&LALL,
Butter and Cheeoe.
lor salt ty
HALT. ?$iUWi.
I Jo Xa
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We are oSering some real bargalps in Table
Linens, Napkins, Towels, T"y
Napkins, &c.
Carpets la all grades at the closest prices.
Oil Cloths In all widths .
Respectfully,
jan 11 R, M. McINTIRE.
Clothlnat and
Fiirnishmg Goods
pO GENTS, YOOTH?,
r AhD BOYff.
Oreeoats CUtei aad, CIre tu s,
UsabreUas,
fatchtla, f
Talltcfj Ac, Ac, si
A. 1. 8HBIIB3,
jaa 10 ' " lluket street.
HE FASHIONABLE DRAMATIC
Two Nights and Saturday Matiuee.
Only FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Jan'y 14
and 15.
Engagement Extraordinary of the DI.
tguiahed Emotional and Tragic Actress,
Miss
ADA CRAY,
Supported by WATKIN'S FIFTH AVE
NUE COM RTV A TTO V.
Friday night - ... Lucxetia Borgia
Saturday Matinee ... - - EastLyune
Saturday night . - - LArticle47
Usual prices of admission. Matfnee
price Adulta, 50 cents, Children 25 cents.
Reserved SeaU at Heinsberger's.
jan 12-3t
Those in Need
QF BLANK BOOKS'
school; BOOK
8TATI05IBT
or anything else ia mj Iioe, will find It 10
I thtir advantage to give ma a ea I.
ORGANS told oa easy ix Italian ti.
. YATES BOOK BT02E.
jaa 10 '.
16,000 15,000 ISiOcO
Royals ! Royals ! Boyals
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TO BE THE BEST
5 cent Ciarar
OKNOTTLIDGKD
lathe dry: Jot salo only by
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