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Joan. T. JAM 8,
TOrrom Ajro riwrmixTom.
UiStSCRlTTlOSa, POSAOK PAID.
,a Jr.fS CO riix months, S1S0 Thru
aoaths, $1 26 1 One month, SO cants,
fa paper will bedaliveriKi by Barrier.
of ctua, it any parte! th. city. attb
rit-a. or IS rf.tJi u-r weL
-2.;icr.u-r rvil i hoy t
i failures to retfr Cuitr u4",t4tl -
Noxr AdvertisQments.
PUU81V0TX02.
We will barf ad to rssstva
Xk aaaa of the writer omi sJwayi U rat
liUd to tae Edttot.
OouBaleatfasM $ U wrt eafr
oae aide of tae ppw
PsrsoaaUtUe saws oii v
Aad it fa say ialry mmm pettlwlsHjIuist
stood that the Kdiv m ael always isiir
the views of eomepoattsjts. eaUaeo f fast si
ia the adltoHal eehmsts. -
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VOL. V
ft U NfTGTON, N. C FRIDAY JANUARY 28. 1881
NO 287
nn u p
Daily
.Review
Dress Goods
AND
Trimmlnes.
I
N THIS DEPAUTMENT the Ladles
know that we keep the moot varied stock to
be found la this city. All of the newest and
bo- desirable Trimrainr UaterUla o -
eutlal la the up" of suits. Blnck and
eoloietl Silk Volveu for Skirt. Cloak and
Trimwlag.
C00X AMD TASSELS IN COLORS
: AHD BLACK. .
In the lines of Carprt' whfeh "we carry,
on c.n carrely fail to find eomethlnto
please. In Brussels we haTO them at $i,
l.tOt$M5,1.25,kc.
Body Brunei at the lowest figures. A
larze stuck of .ngs In Tajtry, IVnian
and Velvet.
Oil CMh from 3 feet ap to 13 feet wide.
Kespec:faIy,
R
Jao 25
M. M.tINTIRE,
AT
SEOSGS IMS',
U,& 13 South Front a;St.
IT a arrivals -y -rrs of th
CHOISEST FA.Mi.Y GROCERIES.!
er It7.8ia Cored f itf ht-xs$.
Llht 9:rit aai ''hoaldar.
.er cHoot of
Champagna Winss
B'as IrsM, P-ot al Club Jfhhkej,
Imrsed and JOozestte Ciars,
For s U4; Le w Prioea.
CEO. ftflYSRS,
Jaa S Koa 11 aad 11 oath "rrct 8u
UrociTles, &c,
6000 BulIsCOa1,'
200
Bales nAT,
1000 vult RoU BAQjiNa'
1000 Baailc cw'a1 Ped tik3
1300
300
BhUFLOLrR,all gra-Icsa,
Btla SUGAR, all grad,
700 BAa3 CO iTEE, all grades.
200
Kegs NAILS,
gQTToa HOOPilRON,
1Q QQQSKt'
' Caadv. Candles, Craekers.Chtese.Starc
. f
Lye, PotMh, Pep?. 8p-e, Wrapug Ta-
Ptrc. For sale low by
ja 10 WILLIAMi A MURCTTI30N.
Matr had alliUe eoro,
Vtxm brlltt'eioe.
AadTrr wfisra that Miry wt
Taat eora was sore to ge-
Pel's Cora Solvent
TTB05LT CSOlTJf RMKDT that
1 will remove a eora in 4 heart
'r,4U.D. SOU CO,
a f tf. lot J Kittoa rsotiv.i.
Jm II " "
CHAS. KLEIN,
Tnttv tmu t BtJnont of tl.
Journal RuiMiMii
W l L M I N O T O K, . 0-
The Democrats in Washington are
t ; i .
uuK"g icemseives over the nappy re
sult In Tennessee, whereby Howell V.
J tckson has been elected U. S. Senator
T.iis given the Senate to ibe Democrats
provided David Davis aud "Mahoue f
Virginia" nuy be relied on.
The Lauriuburg Enterprise learns I
th it 3.000 tons of iron f i r the C j
Fe.ir.fc Yadkin Yal.ey Rai!r ad have
been purchased by the Company with
which to commence laying the track on
the finished road bed from the Gull in
Chatham county to Greensboro, and that
the Work will commence within oiue'y
dars. -""
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, addreed
two Land League raas-s meetings there
Tuesday night. Strong Land League
resolution were adopted, which he was
asked to sign, and forward to Dublin in
hi. official capacity, lie refused, and a
wild scene ensued, during" which the
Mayor was hooted and finally hustled out
of the hall.
Straw is the title of a new piotorial
publication just begun at Louisville, the
first issue of which is before us. It is a
Southern publication, is Democratic and
is besides well edited and well conduct
ed. The cartoons are in colors and are
rery gooa.Dotn m conception ana-m ex-
. i
ecution. i ois numoer is oi eignt pages
but the Dublishers promise that the reeu -
rar issues hereafter will be twice that
number of page. It is to be "poblished
weekly at 10 cents a number. I
ir. t r i: n p r t
rites the A'wi and Observer the re-
-. .... .... .. .
silts or his last years larmmg: lie cm-
f.vated fifty acrssm cotton, with three
m lies; has enriched the soil by the U6e of
wood ashes (last year hauling it seven"
teec miles), cotton seed and muck; has
used but fifteen sacks of guano on
it since 1875. lie gathered, the past
season. 30,279 pounds of lint cotton, or
sixty bales, weighing 500 pounds each.
Besides this, he produced 600 bushels of
corn, 300 bnshels of potato Nand 6,000
pounds of pork. lie could have realized
at low prices, on these crop3 alone, ovrr
$4,000 in cash-orer $1,300 to each
raule.
A queer caseofdeath from a too' strict
observance of discipline is reported from
St. Louis. Archibald Gibson,
Second I
t iontanopf TTm'tori stnAa Pnralrv nn I
ATi.uriM fiihann nrnmimnt lawyer I
of that city, died at the residence of his
Uther on weonesaay rooming. 111s
djath was caused by inflammation ofthe
brain, believed to be the result or circum-1
atnnrp wiur.n occurred while he was at I
West Point One day while on parade
a smlder ..ot into one of hia cars. Bv
th' nlss he was net allowed to raise his
hind, and stood in the ranks more than
an hour, while the spider worked its way
into the ear. When dismissed his ear
V
was full of blood, 'and the insect could
not be removed for two days, mis
caused a corrosion of the ban 3 next to
m
the brain, and gave him a ood deal ofjeeption. Orange .blossoms are no longer J
trouble.
The Alumni Society of the 'Universi
ty of North Carolina had a very pleas
ant reunion at IUk-igh on Wednesday.
The meeting was largely attendee.
Speeches were made und dry toasts were
drank aud responded tp. The respon
dents were Gov. Robinson, Mr. Cooke,
Speaker of the Iloue, Col. J no. L.
Suples. Hon. John Manning, Dr1!
En?ene Grlssom. He v. Dr. Skinner. I
Messrs. Morrison, Scott (not "our 1
Scott") Nicholson, Merntt, Webster,
and Bradsh iw, member of the Legisla-
ture, Hon. Montford McGehee. Maj. P. I
S. Tucker, Julian S. Carr, Esq.. Pr f.
iW. C. Kerr and Col. V. K. cKac. It
wa, ss Col. McRae expressed it, a
feast of reason and a flow of soul without
any spirits."
m m m
Qaarterlj'Meningi
For thft Wilmiairton District, Metho
dist B. Chmrch. Sonth. 1831.
(First round.)
Wilmington, atirtn street, Jsg. ?a-w
WHmisgtos, at Troat stfeet. Feb. 5-6
Smithvills,- Fcb- 89
Whiteville. at WKlteville, Feb. 12-13
Waccamaw Mission, at BethesdaFeb.
Bronswick. at Bethel. - - Feb 120
t ;i a TMleran ChaDel. Feb. 26-27
nnlin at Tabernacle. - - March 3-6
Clinton, at Andrew Chapel. March 12-;3
Cokesburv, at IIal, - - olaKli l-ZU
rCr Ditrici siewarda will neet at the
tv Ti;.trLt nvnwanld will raeei ai me 1
P.Uhnace of the Front street Church in I
Wilmington, at ten o'clock a. m. on the
2diFeb. A fttlUtncJd
rmidiif Elda.
LOCAL xVKWS.
New ctvartikeuienia.
Ed R Brink, Postmaster f 10 Reward
Dr. J. Stxphexs Opium
Momtob Pea. Co Agents Wanted
O I Wood Hearing Restored.
8loix A Co Employment for All
B Robb New Style VUIn? Card
K ON4 Sc Bro Wanted
II 1 1 N 8 B E RO ER ValfU ti Q
C W Yates--l'rane Valentino Card'
A fe I SaaiKR Clothing and Furulblrg
Gool
Plenty of ice this morning.
The receipts of cotton at this port to.
day foot np 324 bales.
New moon to-raorrow afternoon at 34 1
I minutes past 7 o'clock.
Schr. Ramon de Ajuria. Nash, from
this port, arrived at New York on Tues
dy.
Tou can now buy Improved Heating and
Cook Stove at factory prices at Jagobj's. f
It is not polite to refer to the red-head
ed citizen us "the man with the gilded
dome."
Ladies, the
oes for the
ti b'-n and the easii t
little ouea are at Rohen-
iis.
The latest fashion rerjort savs that as
i f
bachdor cannot breakfaat on hair pin
even aftef be ig n4rried.
1
TL? granite foundation posts on which
tbe lron P0818 of the old market-house
stood are being taken up to-day.
i i low innlian ara thA fnneA.rnra nr nar
T ."8,,
I "uu aiiiureo cuuiuiaiuia wuen lUfVBnuaiu
kntw that lhe pe0ple wili hate Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup and nothing else.
You may have seen a young man on
one side of a gate and a maiden on the
other side. Why they talk so long is
because a good deal can bo said on both
sides.
How to be your own painter : Buy th
r. x. icnamei Paint, ready mixed asp
warranted at Jacobi's. f
Th9 young friends of Maj. O. M.
Stedman will give a complimentary sup
per to that gentleman to-night at the
City Hall, in honor of Major S.'s birth
day.
The talk about this having been the
coldest winter ever known is simply ri -
diculous. In 1853. on the I7th dav on
February, the skatin? and sleiehin? in
New Orleans were superb.
Water stre2t merchants will keep their
fdet drv Jn viQter by wearing Rcen-
XHAL-S bootsand aboes, f
"
A man 8" iato troubIe bv arrJinF
wlve3 11 ne marnea ou' uv
ma7 bave troable! and BOmQ men have
come to 80re tribulation b 8lraPlv. Prom-
ising to marry one. Trouble any-how.
Natural flowers were never so much
used as at present. Bouquets are made
larger than ever, whether they are in
tended for a wedding, the opera or a re-
ranch used by brides, and the favorite
weddhg flowers are liliea of the valley,
roses and white hyacinths.
Oo to Jacobi's for Djors, Sash and
Blluds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes,
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices. t
Somebody wants to make $ 10; this we I
know for a iact. It can be done by de-1
tecting whoever it is that steals the pens I
and inkstands from the desk in the cor-1
ridor at the fostoffice- The robbery has
been going on for a week or more and
yesterday it was effected in broad day-
light.
Indications.
For the South Atlantic States norther
ly to easterly wind, partly cloudy weath
er, stationary or a slight tall in tempera
ture and slight changes ia barometer.
yr. Cha. H. Keeehin, the aint of
D'Oyl y Carte's CipeiA Coopajsy, is in
the city making arrangements for a per
formance here on the evening of the 9th
ol February. The Company, forty in
nuaWr. are playing ' I"h Pirates of
Penajoee."
Prr.Mi!l
Col. Bridget s,d I'oja ucre both
... .
in Rale'vzh on welnesuay. Jn passing
n fc Goldsboro tht
,
man was interviewed by
former gentle-
uiu .aa iut j
the Messenger, who says that Colonel
Bridge told him that.the W. & W. B.
a would shortly renew i proposiUoa
tbr tit Itaw of tkt A. 4 N. 0. B. B.
A Steamboat Sank while Ljiiu at ihe
Wharf-Harrow Escape of Sine Men
from drowning
The river steamer Clinton, a small
slern.wheel steamboat, which has
been plying between this city and
Binnerman's Bridge, on the North
East river, for several years past, was
sunk while lying at the wharf of Mr. J.
A. Springer's coal and wood yard this
morning about 4 o'clock, and now lies
with only a small portion of her bow
above the water. The engine and boil
er are in the after part of the boat and
it is thought this helped to carry the
teamer down stern foremost. From.
William Taylor, colored, who was fireman
on the Clintont we learn that there were
some eight or nice men (all colored), in-
I eluding a portion of the crew, who were
I aboard of the steamer and asleep at the
time of the catastrophe, who.barely had
time to escape, one side of the steamer
being completely submerged before the
hit man reached the wharf. The crew,
who had regnlarly retired to bed, ran the
greatest risk as they were asleep in their
bunks with tbo doors to t'oesr i corns or
cabins closed when the boat commenced
tj go under, aud consequently they were
all compelled to run for their lives in
their night clothes. Taylor, our infoim.
an t, says that Andrew Black, a flat hand,
from about Bannerman's Bridge heard
the timbers cracking and was the first
I to give the alarm of the steamer's sink-
iQg. The men who were aboard of the
boat before she went down assign as the
cause of her sinking, a collision of the
hi 1 VIC ,
i n u tiuvk wiiu ilia oieru oi lue suusen
steamer. The -crew of the nnfortu
nite boat av 'that tft t,m nf
I tneir ooat overlapped the wharf where
I their steamer was lying, and extended
I to the wharf of the Alpha, and as this
last named steamer came in to her wharf
she struck the stern of the Clinton, giv
ing the boat a pretty severe shock.
Ten cords of black ack wood, twentv
dozen eggs and the private baggage of
tha crew, besides the engine and boiler,
is what was carried down with the boat
when she sunk. We do Dot know the
extent of the damaare or los3 to the
sunken steamer, which was owned and
commanded by Captain James Wallace,
I who has his residence in this city. But
we fear it ia enough to make him feel
I the loss .We imagine, as was the case
I with the Gov. TVbrM. so it was with!
the Clinton, about insurance ; none at
all against sinking, only insured agaiost
fire.
The o rt Folks ana .lie Young Foiks
The probability is that there will be
another large audience at theOperallcuee
this evening to hear the old folks sing
anl see the young folks perform. 1 be
hox-eheet shows this much. As it will
in all likelihood bo the last opportunity
offered those who have not vet attended
should 6ee to it at once.
We ad viae our friends to call at Jacobi's
for Household Hardware of every descrip-
There you get the lowest prices, t
Expurts Foreign.
The foreign exports to-dav consist cf
two cargoes, one to Glasgow, per Gcrmcn
barque Louise Dorothea, consisting cf
170 casks spirits, and 1,874 barrels resin,
Messrs. Faterion, Downing A Co., the
shippers, and the other per schooner
La vinia F. Warr?n, to Hayti. cargo
of 204,803 feet lumber and 16.500 shing-
les, shipped by Messrs. E. Kidder k
Sons.
Masquerade To.Mght
Lovers of fun should not forget the
masquerade skating carnival at the City
Hall to-night. It promises to be a very
pleasant affair and the masquerade char-1
acters are said to be of the most gror
tesque kind. In fact, we have been told
to adviee persons who contemplate go-1
ing to put a step-cock on their risible?.
Professor Cashing has done everything
in his power to make the carnival a sue
cess and every one who attends i3 prom
ised a good time.
Representatives to the Grand bodre
At a meeting of Geruaala Lodge No.
4, K. of P., !Id laat evening, P. G. C. ;
W. H. Gerken was elected Representa
tive to the Grand Lodze of the Order
which will assemble at Gcldsboro on
Tuesday. February 8th. P. G. C- John i
Haar, Jr . aud P. C's, n. C. Prempert,
C. F. VonKampen, J. D, Steljes, F. Ct I
Muller. Wra. Geaaust and W. H. M.
Kock wilr also attend. Stonewall Lodge
will elect its Bepresentativaf on Moo Jay
This
Did you ever kow
any person to be
ill, without inaction of the stomach, liv
er or kidneys, or did you ever know he
who was well when either was obstructed
or inactive; and did you ever know or
hear of any case of the kind that Hop
Bitters would notcure? Ask your neigh,
bor this same question Times.
Kew Advertisements.
SIO Reward.
JNK STANDS AND PENS are stolen from
tae Lobby Desk of the Post Office frequent
ly. I will pay TEN DOLLAR3 for con
victing evidence . against any one commit
ting these depredations,
jan 2S-U ED. R. BRINK, Postmaster.
Oplmn.
Opium.
Alorphlfic habit cti red
GOOD PLAN.
DP. J. STtPaENS,
j W n Legation. Dh!o
A t K-.N 3 A V ( k D c U Tdtt UKiW T
:CEttTENNIAL HISTORY
and otij r fat sf lin? srorda. Sjnd iy
MtMIuH POB. CO..
jan 28-2m Ciecisnati, O
FEifEOrLT KLLIABI.E
HEARmO
BESTOHEO
No Medicine
Book FREE.
Something Hew.
O. I. WOOD,
MadijoD, Indiana
fan 25 2ai
ETtlTllr.VmPTlt fnr -All
JOCAL 03 ysat&lind. State whleh
is preferred . Salary promptly paiivery
month. Address,
jan 18 Ira
BUOAN'sVCO,.
Cincinnati, O.
I oiii visnag uaids !o
I only TEX CEA'Ts.
B. ROBB,
I ,an sm
Cloetrnati, O
I
WA lEU' Afce'
ta to ttjnd fur our Hew
KOON3 A BRO ,
rhicAjto. Ill
I Oataiosue.
l&n 2S-2 n
OPERA HOUSE.
-l'iiayveillllfi', aJail.
REPETITION BY GENERAL REQUEST
OF
Ye Olde Folkes Concert
AND SULLIVAN'S OPERETTA,
'TRIALSr.JUaY.''
Admittance 50 cents :t3 alKparta of th
House. Reserved eeats at Heinsberger't
without extra charge. jan 27-2t
ORGAHStap.,?,!
i ti 3
Ptops Pianos $125 ap. Pap
free. Addreia Daniel F. Reatty, Washinztor,
X. J. ao i7w
FREE TO ALL.
OCR aewMuttrtUi Hantanr
Seed ClUlcgue of 60 page
contiin.n? drKTipttom ao
Pncetof belt variti of Plaat
Coup, herd.. Bulb, etc. in cnl
tivacion. A'io, a Colored flat
of our Xew DeoblK HhlU Bon
vardla will be mailed upon th
receipt "f -V. ituap for portare
Sperial Decnptie rK-liatac
Rnwi Fats, f'lootlt roaraateei
first quality. 30 TegBhow tl
ODeril n Wno'titUt Jk Bttafl
5A5Z A MCStii, UurfiUe, &
ifi
H0fv13 IM TEXAS."
ta ti a ritLi or
A NEW ILLUSTRATED PAMFHUT
Descriptive of th aonctry and tribn
117 u tuc;'ise of th
International ancf Qroat Worth
cm Railroad.
nd ectiias ?ooi eoosTr map of tha 8t t
ft aUa OQ4ini f-e nnoD64 and ldrr& o
arioera aad fUacers ia T.xajTrhd have
Fanm rir sto or Kent
and thoe hiJ'l tFit i ir.ra for net
rear. Aepf-of tv,ii b o. r.A Oi rraile
free to those h d .-Ir r .iL i' frmatio)
boct T;xi ci'a fo i : hr leVer O)
iKMtal eard to ALL-i" "cl-'OY,
fieirzA rr'jfbi ncS Pa.r Agent,
jan irw
Pxlvidre, Texas
GEORGE PACE & CO.
Manufacturer of
Patent Portable Circular
SAW!
STEAM ENGINES
5 5. SCHR0E3ZS 81-.,
Grtet an t lV4tr LUC,. Vjvr Wis!, W'yjrJ Wortiw
And Brrl rrhEr r. ui:rfi if ffrctAr Hiin
'L'tlU 'f it"- """I T K VI V. If Y VillI
ud VtlirSDASii JIA Cli lllt V. "x"
Jrnd ittr Catalaave-
jan 17-4 ''
New A d vertlseroent.
Clotiiini? and
Furnishing Goodo
po Qivra, tootiw,
HO BOYG
Orat coats, DUUrilaai Chrtsrsitn,
Usthrellaf,
Paaehetay
Tailsto 4a., Ae, at
A. A L 8HRII88,
Valentines I
Valentines I
w as wajLbxaiou
XT-STETOS FOR EVRTBOLT
bjautirnl and Artistic, for Old as well S4
ijung Hearts. They are now onexhJWj
Uoaand
For sale at
HEINSBEROEU'fl,
LTVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE.
jan 26 '
Pranks ValGtitine
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
i JUST RECE1TID
School Book, Blank Books,
Stationery, &ct at
ia25 YATES' BOOK STORE.
"PRIDE OF THE PANTRY"
'A FRESH SHIPMENT OF THI3
EXCELLENT
I X BARRELS ANDgHALF BARREL T
JUST J ARRIVED !
iosedesiring touss the BESTFLOUQ
eg be city, at a low price,fwould
do well to send kIn their
ordors soon-
JohoD L. Boatwrigh3
gll and IS North Front .V
MACKEREL, (&ci
3V3T, HECElVEa AS iI!C VOICE .OJT
Wo. 1 Mackerel Ai
01n la rei, HJT Burels aid .KItz f
Gaoge'sJJBuiik. Cod
7
ScaldedSHerrict?
II am tow;retx01jag aa Ex. Na 1 ISjh
arel, very Large aad Fat 2 for 25 ceat.'
an exceUens Breakfast Dish.
John I. Boatwriclif
5u 4 &m ftnt r i