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irOYLY CARTE'S
London Open Company,
.,.,Jofbpr-ei ,1 "nbra of e-
Jtf 5th Ave. Theatre. Comp'y
jtI(,.yraiuc Hp-r i i tw ot8,
u.nn4 cow xpeinr f r
'S c ia ia tha UciW4 3it,
F s. trhar tlllw anl "V
f, -ilb tt, Aatuor ad
tfunpniar of Ha afore",
eotliltd tb
Pirates of Eenzancet
o-, MM,vV OF DUTY.
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ru ed Orcheitre, and
A choral of 40 Tr-inei Volef I
T. . 0rSu e imeaeefat Heiasber
ijirlf ti, $l.2S. Admuio,..If 75 and
So More Leaky ltoofe 1
not CLl ) WATfiEt PHU07 PAIN!
iiBjnifortopp'n: U a. It la guar-
uti tor 13 rear. i matte:-
i trt, ea b nrad br J r -At ..
ijftftonfl Pftlst ad for Damp Walla
kantoeqial.
gmptMad teiUcaoaUle fa'nliel upon
iIkaUon. J D HILL A OU,
ft Corner Water and Doak ata
Must be Sold I
Btusci or BToci-op
im YOUTHS' AND BOYS'!
CLOTHING & FURNISHING GOODS
iut be aold to max i oom fo Bpring atoek.
Zugtlu caa b had
Goii joist; at a f rait sacrifice, at '
A. A I. SHRIKE'S,
Market street.
lull
BOSTON
Parker House Soups.
T0iATO,
MOCK TURTLE,':
OX TAIL,
JULIENNE,
FEA,
MACCAROXI
VERMICELLI,
CONSOMME,
BEEF,
OKRA,
ANDERSON'S MINCE MKAT,
Best in tke market.
For tale at
CEO, BAYERS;
f 1 Xoa. 11 and 11 Bomtb Front;8t
Flour, Meal, &c.
LEABSO TAB GAPS; FKAR
1U9, 1 aoj pre94red to farnla 1LQUB,
"IHKDMSAL qmtltotkibeataad
Vt
I it
O B WRIGHT
Sundries.
000 sck L B saLT'
QQQ Scka fanW St.
Fo sale low bj "
WILLIAMS & MURCHISON.
QQ Sacks COFFEE,
QQBbU SUGAR,
Tor aal low bv
WILLIAMS & MURCE1SON.
jQQSbirL0UR,
QQBbU POTATOES,
For sale low t
WILLIAMS & MURCR1SON.
roraaltiow by
Portart Wkolwale Oroccra
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N.'i.:.. VVENDES.DAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1881. NO. 297
LOCAL NEWS.
vr A.4vrtisemenuu
CiiOXLr &. Morui Auction Salr at Cas
tle Hayne
M JudGE Practical ilerchant Tailor
Johx D Wattles, Publiehcr-Two Thins:
for Sunday-School Teachers
JIeixsbbboeu Eale Automatic Cjy-
Ing Pencils .
CW Yates- -Manifold Order and Letter
Book
A & I SaniER Clothln and Furnishing
Goodi Must be Sold
Ice delerj are happy oyer a solid
North. -' ,. ; -
Tha best shelter for a girl is her moth
ers WiDff.
Proud hearts and lofty mountains are
always barren.
Receipts of cotton at this port to-day
foot up 232 bales
The trees that arc most in the sun bear
the sweetest fruits.
Nor. barque Stanle u, Eliinesen, from
this port,arrived ontheCth at Liverpool
Toucan naw buy Improved Heating and
Cook Stores at factor? prices at Jacom'a. t
The beauty of a young girl should
speak to the imagination and not to the
senses.
Nor. barque Madonna, PeterseD,
from this port, arrived on the 4th inst
at Havre.
Every man has hisollies, and often
times they are the most interesting things
he has.
A man is a perfect brick when he
shows himself all the bejtter for being
hard pressed.
A lad can pall four times more weight
in boys on a sled than he can coal from
the back yard.
One reason why men succeed who mind
their own business, is because there is so
little competition.
Kissing tf girl on thfr ChcclTls liko oat
ing the skin of an orange and throwing
the juicy pulp away.
How to be your own painter : Buy tt
N. Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed anp
warranted at JacobVs. t
- m
Glances in a young woman are charm
ing interpreters which express what the
lips would not dare speak.
Fortunate men those who purchased
their winter's coal in June, and gave a
six months' note for the payment.
It looks a little funny to see a bald
headed barber urging upon a customer
to purchase a bottle of his hair restorer.
KnUbts or Pythias. .
The annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge df K. of P. convened in Golds
boro yesterday. An address of welcome,
extending the courtesies of Ruffia Lodge
and the citizens of the town, to the fra
ternity, was delivered by P. C, J. W.
Bryant, of the Lodge alluded to, which
was responded to in appropriate terms
by G. C, John L. Dudley, of Stonewall
Lodge, in this. city. The various Lodges
of the State are fully represented, the
most entire harmony prevails in the de
liberations and the meeting bids fair to
be both pleasant and profitable.
That true friend to all suffering with
Colda "and Coughs, Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrup, will always help and never disap
point you, as do other cough remedies.
A large sale of farm produce, farming
implements, farm machinery, fcc, is to
take place at Castle Hayne on the 22nd
icst.- The sale is to be made by Messrs
Cronly & Morris, under instructions
from Col. T. C, Mcllhenny, acting for
Pr. nogg, of Raleigh.
Petition for the Criminal Court-
A petition praying the legislature to
continue the Criminal Court in this
county or, in other words, to let it alone
and not interfere with it, was numerous
ly signed in this city yesterday. As
many as 150 names, we are told, repre
tenting half a million dollars of taxable
property, were appended to the petition
and all done in the short space of about
four hours. Many signed this petition,
we ar also informed, whojhad previously
signed a petition for establishing a Cir
cait Conrt:
t V 'Rtf'r. of Toledo. Ohio, says:
My "father, before wearing the Only
Lung Jf&a, coma cot eievp uiguio wu
account of his. violent conghing; since
wearing it he has slept soundly every
light Stt Adv.
DlTLT
Eiports Foreign.
The exports foreign to-day foot up
15,000 feet lumber, 5 barrels pitch and 3
barrels tar,per schr.JrM?iaA7zfc7t,for the
West Indieshipped by master, and 3,300
barrels rosin for Trieste, per Swedish
barque Andrictte, shipped by Messis
Paterson, Downing & Co
CUT Court.
A butcher was arrested last night and
arraigned before the Mayor this morning
charged with violating the recent Or-
dance of the Board of Aldermen prohib
iting the selling of butcher's meat in cer
tain limits. The defendant was repre
sented by Messrs M. Bellamy, DuBrutz
Cutlarand Jno. D. Bellamy, Jr. The
case, at request of counsel for the de
fense, was continued until Friday morn
ing. This being the only case on docket
the Court, after disposing of tho case
above stated, then adjourned.
Tke Trackers.
The truckers hereabouts have not been
able to make much progress as yet.
Green peas are up, and have been for
some little time, but they cannot grow in
such weather as we have had. Potatoes
and radishes are beiog put in this week.
It is the opinion of an experienced
planter whom we consulted that 1 on ac
count of the retarding causes Wilming
ton will be in tke market this year as
soon as Charleston, and, perhaps, Savan
nah will be. He thinks that when Spring
opens it will be with a sudden warm
spell which will set everything growing
all along the coast.
, Rumors of a Terrible Murder.
We hear rumors of a terrible murder
in Duplin county a few days ago. We
can get nothing in the way of particu
lars and the rumors are vague, although
we are assured that there is a foundation
for them. It is said that a white man
living in that county was murdered by
some unknown ' parties. He was first
mortally wounded and then, before life
was extinct, was beaten with clubs. His
betfy TO itea thrown in ta.tl fi nd
when found was badly burned. This
all we can hear now but may get full
particulars in a day. or two.
Highway Robbery.
Yesterday afternoon, in the broad
daylight, while Mr. Henry Clogr, a very
respectable citizen of Brunswick county,
was returning from the Messrs. Kidder's
Mill, in the lower part of this city, he
was assaulted on Surry street, opposite
the notorious "Long House," by a col
ored man and woman, the latter jerking
his blanket off his shoulder and the man
seizing Mr. Clogr's own walking-stick,
with which he struck Mr. C. a severe
blow over the head, knocking him sense
less to the ground, after which the pock
ets of the stricken man ;were riled and
$10 in money taken therefrom. Mr.
Clogr thinks he must have remained an
hour on the street in an unconscious con
dition, while the blood flowed freely from
the wound caused by the blow ho had re
ceived ou the head. After recovering
his scattered senses, tho injured man
staggered along the wharf, faint from
loss of blood, and finally fell oa the
streets exhausted where he was
picked up by a policeman.
This morning Julia Pierson and Thomas
Shepard were arrested upon the affidavit
of Mr. Clogr, charging them with the
assault and robbery. The warrant was
issued by Justice T. M. Gardner and the
defendants both committted to jail in de
fault of surety for their appearance for
trial at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The
woman was found in the Long House
very drunk and the blanket, which Mr.
Clogr swears to as his property, was
found in the woman's possession, between
her bed and mattress. There was a high
carnival and carousal at the Long House
after the robbery was committed and all
hands were made drunk. The trial of the
case came off too late for us to make a
report of it this afternoon.
The Pirates, D'Oyly Carte's troupe,
who are to perform at the Opera House
this evening, arrived this afternoon about
3 o'clock. Thirty of the pirates stop at
the Purcell and the remainder with mice
host Schutte of the Commercial. They
will be greeted by a large house to-night-Samson
brought down the Louse, but
nobody called for aa encore.
Hundreds of men, women and children
rescued from beds of pain, sickness and
almost death and made strong and hearty
by Parker's Ginger Tonic are the best
evidences in the world of its sterling
worth. You can find these in t very com
munity--iW. See advertistnentj
' I
Nor. barque Solqltmt, Jacobsen, from
this port, arrived at Bristol on the 6th
inst. r
Nor. barque Agatha, Bohr, from this
port rorliremen, was reported off Dover
oa the oth inst.
Mr. M. Judge has removed to No. 3
orth Second street. See his adver,
tiseraeat elsewhere.
Col. Roger Moore will rebuild on the
site of the dwelling-house destroyed by
fire, corner of Second and Mulberry
strefitef-ear
Snpreine Court Deeiilon.
The Supreme Court filed decisions on
Monday in causes as follows:
By Smith, C. J.: M. B. Belden vs.
D, B. Snead, from Bichmond. Error.
Judgment reversed.
F. D. Koonce vs. D. M.Butler, et als,
fromJoues. No error. Judgment-affirmed.
J. A. Evass, administrator, vs. T. M.
Smith, executor, from Columbus. Error
Judgment modified.-
State vs. Thomas Lashley,from Robe
son, No error. Judgment affirmed.
R. H. Lyon vs. M. W. Russ, from
Bladen. No error. Judgment affirmed.
We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's
for Household Hardware of every descrip
tion. There yon get the lowest prices, f
A Care for Sick Headache.
This complaint is the result of eating
too muoh and exercising too little. Of
ten the cause is that the stomach is not
able to digest the food last introduced
into it, either from its having been un
suitable or excessive in quantity. It is
said a diat of bread and butter, wilh ripe
fruits or berries, with modorate, contin
uous exercise in the open air sufficient
to keep up a gentle perspiration, would
cure almost every case in a short time.
To drink two teaspoonfuls of powdered
charcoal, in half a glass of water, gener
ally gives instant,- reliefc The above
ovreign emeuie& uj-ioiu v
not in all cases. A sovereign remedy
for this ailment is not easily found.
Sick headache is periodical, and is the
signal of distress which the stomach
raises to inform us that there is an over
alkaline coidition of its fluids; that it
needs a natural acid to restore the bat
tery to its normal working condition.
When the first symptoms of a headache
appear, take a teaspoonful of clear lemon
juice fifteen minutes before each meal
and the same dose at bed-time: follow
this up until all symptoms are passed,
taking no other remedies, and you will
soon be able to go free from your un
welcome nuisance. Many will object to
this because the remedy is too simple,
but many cures have bean effected in
this way. F
Go to Jacobi's for Doors, Jsash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, yarnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowest
prices. - ; j t
The Sunday Magazine for March.
This number is one of remarkable ex
cellence, and the new editor, Rev. Mr.
Taylor, has catered most successfully for
the edification and entertainment of his
readers. There is, as he remarks,
"something for everybody, of whatsoever
class, or of whatever age. . . . Bible
studeits, and sermon readers, and tem
perance reformers and lovers of stories
will all find in this issue something to suit
them and to help them pass the time
pleasantly and profitably."- Among the
distinguished contributors are the Revs.
J. M. Whiton, R. C. Houghton, W. T.
Wylie, T. H Vail, Bishop of Kansas;
C. F. Deems, David Swing, H. Bonar,
Bishop Peck, etc; Alfred H. Guernsey,
Hattie W. Arnold, Mrs. J. G. Burnett,
Josephine Pollard, Frank H. Converse,
Louise C. Moulton, etc. The opening
article by the editor, '-Our Home
Heathen," is highly interesting,
and equally Aso is "Scenes on the
Danube," by A. Guernsey; both are
finely illustrated. The serial story, "Out
of the World," is continued, and the
several short stories, sketches, etc., are
replete with interest and well written.
The nnmerous poems are of singular
merit. Dr. Deems explains "Hard
Places in the Bible'' ; the sermon is by
Rev. C.N. Sims, on the "Supernatural
Success of Christianity." But it is im
possible to convey in a brief notice any
idea of the rich literary and artistic
feast prepared by the editor. There are
128 quarto pages and over 100 engrav
ings. A single copy is only 25 cents ; a
year's subscription, $3 ; postpaid. Ad
dress, Frank Leslie's Publishing House,
53, 55 and 57 Park Place, New York.
When you visit or leave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand CentftI Depot. European plans
Booms relaxed to $1X0 and upwards
Restart rant unsurpassed at moderate price.
Street cars, stages and elevaXedJr&Ilroad to
all parts cl tha city. ly
New Advertisements.
Judge,
pRACTICAL MERCHANT TAILOR, has
removed to No. 3, North Seconal it., three
dispatch and at reasonable rates. ParUc-
ieov
Eagle Automatic
QOPYING PENCIL. Price 25 cento.
-'For sale at , . ..
HEINSBERGER'S
XJHTLM1NGTON CITY DIRECTORY
AND GENERAL ADVERTISER for 1S31
and 1SS2, containing General and Complete
Business Directory pf the City.
or sale at
t m HEINSBERGER'S,
LIVE BOOK AND MUSIC STORE,
feb 9
T wo Things for Sunday-
School Teachers.
rIE SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES. A
16-page weekly paper for teachers, su
perintendents, and pastors. The low club
rates enable the teachers of any school to
take it. Front 1 to 4 copies, $3 each; From
5 to 9 copies, in a package to one address,
$1.50 each. From 10 to 19 copies In a pack
age to one aidress, $1.25. Twenty copies
ormoie, in a package to one address, $1
each. , No charge for postage. Subscrip
tions will be taken for any portion of ayear
at yearly rates. The paper will be sent
every week for three montht, on trial, to a
mew subscriber, for twenty-five cents. Spe
cimen copies free.
- THE SCHOLARS QUARTERLY. Pub
lished every three months. Thia is just
what you want for your class. It contains
the International lessons, with a large varie
ty of helps, including beautiful pictures
and a colored map. Price, 35 cents a year.
Send seven cents for a specimen copy.
Samples of The Weekly Lesson Leaf free.
Aaaress,
JOHN D. WATTLES, Publisher,
735 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb.9-2w
AUCTION SALE AT CASTLE HAYNE.
M, CROJtfiVr, Auctioneer
BY CRONLY & MORRIS.
ON : TUESDAY, February, 22d, 1881,
commencing at 11 o'clock, A. M.,we
will sell at Public Auction, at tho Planta
tion, 9 miles from this city, known as "Cas
tle Hayse",the personal property thereon,
as follows : 5 Mules, 14 Stacks Fodder and
Shucks, about 500 Bushels Corn, 450 Busks.
Cotton Seed, 1 Hayman Cotton Press, 1
Forty Saw Needle Gin, 1 Eight Horse En
gine, Pulley and Belts, 1 Pea Thrasher and
Pcker, 1 Champion Horse Rake and Mow
ing Machine, Wagons, Carts and Harness,
Cotton Sawer, 1 Cutting Knife, Corn Shel-
ler, Iran, Hoes, Jforks, Hakes, Plows ana
Harness, farming Implements, One Flat,
Strawberry Crates and Baskets.
T. C. McILHENNY.
Agent for Thos . D. Hogg.
feb 9-4t 9-12-19-21 Star copy 10-13-20-22
PURCELL HOUSE,
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
WlLVISGTON, N. C.
B.L.PERRY. - - - Prop.
Lata Proprietor Atlantic Hole'.
First Glass io all its appointmenta- Terms
$2.50 to $3 per day. feb 8-tf
A Brisk Trade.
rjlHE REASON, WHY, may be sumed up
in few words: We keep , a . varied stock,
(Dress Goods and Trimmings a Specialty,)
and from day to day something new is
added. TO-DAY we have opened out a
variety of
Black Silk Fringes
With and without Jet.
CORDS AND TASSELS, (black and col'd)
. BUTTONS, In variety. '
Our BLACK SILKS you should eee, be
fore buying, as we think them the
beet value in the market.
Carpets.
In this department we are giving some
K2al 2srvsthat is our opinion, now for
yours. Respectfully, , . .
feb 7 R. M. McINTIRE.
Fresh Every Day
JTI5X AE30STMKNT OF GAHDIX8,
Frcnsh and Doaotite, jut reoelvod sad flu
ssio.:-;;t .
TUB ONLY GENUINE HOME-MADE
Candy in taa city, will bo found every
day, fresh aad sweafc tareo doors South of
tho joatoSeo oa Second street. Also, fiat
IU&xu, Frcit,As. O.E.JEYE33,
js li Near tho PcttaZsst
PLEASE KOTIOS.
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Wo will bo glad to receive oommsaloatlosa
from our fritaj oa any and all ' subjssU v
assort! Interest but
Tho name of Ciiwrltar nut always bo far
nbhelto tie Editor.
Oovraaxlestlo&s east bo ' written oa oati
onoaidacfth paper
Personalities mast a Voldad
And It Is ofpoelally m artic&larly, under
stood that tho Editor f ots t always endorse
tho views ot eomsposaTaata ' aaUta to tats J
In tho editorial oolumcs.
How Advcrttomonta. '
Manifold Order arid Let-
tor Book
rOES A WAT WITH TOE Old AND
eambersoao ayatem cf prats, brub, water,
Ac, and is dose Ina taataof thotiao hero
to fore required, m TtL letter oi copy are
written at oacev j tak, no required. v
Complete atoca ' - 1 ' ' -
. Yates! JBook Store.
feb 7
Fresh Arrivals.
150 BaS Bi C0SF&Z
60 Bbla Refined Bagar,
60 Bbla N O Sugar,
. 76 Hhds Now Cuba Molairaa,
109 Rbla NowSOrloau tf olauev
25 Heroes Charleston Rioe,
100 Bbla Seed Potatoes, T
t09 Bushel! Va. Mail,
tOO Buhs Beed Oats,
1000 Bbla Good Flour, 3'
100 Bbla Meaa Pork.
HALL & PEARSALL.
Peruvian Guano.
2000 Tons
ITo. 2 Peruvian Guano.
FOR SALE BY
Williams & Jliircliison.
INDUCEMENTS J
I as offetisg this week so
Attractive Assortment
tftbe
FIDJSST GOODS !
ContliUsg In part of the Celebrated
Farina Ojster Criickerfl!
"WUlaon's assortment of .
..'
PiUffGlT CAKES,
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Ferris' small Soar Csrd .
Hams and Strips
"LORD BALTIMORE" HAMS,
. i- . ' -' ' .
ilummy and Piper Zleldi'Jclt'a
Celebrated Wine
AngloJSwiss JliUi,
Crushed Indian Corn
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And a fall lias of jart tuehsitisjlf Inrtf .
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lino as all families desire.
I will tell them very low sal loHra?
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them f roaptJy to your hornet,
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Jolin 'I.;.BcatV7iirjlitv
Ubl 11 aad 13 Xrcrth Trcst O;