fifWiaad tmr, Ckm;esied.
Tho General' Assembly,
TEI8TT0PM2 DAY.
1? bully, Febraary 11, 18S1.
SENATE.
BatUsoa Pctitioa from certain citi
zens of Xittr Hanorer- county, praying
the continuance of the Criminal Court m
the city of Wilmington. . : Judiciary.
Scott, of New Hanorer From certain
citizen of -New Hanorer comntj, pray
in the abolition of the Criminal Court.
Faiaon Bill to raise revenue by tax
in dora, - Referred.
Ilerritt BUI to retire and consolidate
tho public school law. Ordered printed
and placed on calendar.
Pridgen Bill to incorporate Cape
Pear Lodge, No. 1,841, of the Graod
United Order of Odd Fellows, in the
town of Smitbrille, Brunswick county.
Beferred.
On motion, tho solution of Gieun
relative to inquiring of the Governor
about the interest of the 8tate .in the
Western North Carolina Railroad, was
taken op and adopted.
On motion of Cunningham, Senate bill
436, to charter the Danville and New
Birer Railroad, was taken, up. Passed
its second: reading. .
Hons bill 405, Snato bill 432, tore
tflbre to the- omon school fund the
money expended for the support oi nor
mal schools, passed its second and third
readings.
HOUSE OF REFRKSKN YJLTI V Vhi.
Bills were in trodnccd and niferrcl as
fallows: .
McCauley To pro ride for euminon
ing witnesses before justices of tho peace
irora other counties. Judiciary.
HcClare To provide for the Institu
tion.of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Calendar. ' "' "'
BuntincTo nrovido for thts, aecom
modatipo and pay of jurors who havo to
be kept together.
. Perry To make it a misdemeanor to
commit an assault and battery en one s
wife', and to make the wife' a competent
witness for against per husband, in
such cases. Referred
Simpson To amend the law concern
ing the dntiel of coroners. , Jadiciary.
House bill to prevent , the sale of mer--chandise
in the' city , of "Wilmington on
vSanday waff tabled.
Senate bill 270, to require the Poblic
Treasurer to sell city bonds and apply
the proceeds to tho common schools, -was
taken up, on motion of Webster, and
passed its several readings. -
House bill to secure the record of pro
bate of deeds and other instruments was
put on its several readings and passed.
Senate bill) 247, to incorporate tho
Clarendon Water forks' Company, of
Wildingtoo, was put'os its second read
ing. Oreeo, of Craven, moved to amend by
striking out section .7 of the bill.
Webster opposed the amendment. The
amendment was voted down.
Dunn offered an amendment submitting
it to the people of Wilmington. . This
amendment failed. The bill theu passed
its second reading, and ' was put on its
third and passed.
House bill .to regulate official adver
tising, and providing that the sales of
real estate,' by order of court, shall be
published in a newspaper, ' passed its
several readings.
IRoekingham Spirit: Mr. W. T.
Heard succeeds O. D. McRae, Esq., as
- railroad depot r agent and telegraphic
operator at this place.
Raleigh . Naea and Observer: The
first week of the revival meetings
at the Baptist church is nearly at a
close. J3ie attendance continues to be
verj'Iarce, and the deep interest felt is
' on the increase.- The authorities at
Washington have established the office
of assistant district attorney for the eas
' tern 'district of North Carolina, and have
appointed thereto Willis Bagtey,Esq., of
Jackson, Northampton - county. Air.
Bagley'is a brother of MeJ. W. li. Bag.
lev, of Raleigh. ,
.Cnarioue Uoserver: in.8ttid teat a
single pair of the German Qcarp with
which some of our waters have been late
Aj stocked will produce twenty thousand
toudc. la one etason, ibey ouht to
aavo the pond to themselves though.
.From a reliable source it 3 learned
that the negotiations for. the leose of the
Air-Line road by the Kicbmocd & Dan
ville are at an end. .-The-owners ol the
Air-Line hold it too high and the Rich
ctond Danville men ha va drawn off.
' Asbcvillo Kcwsi : Charles Goodlake
shot - a: negro, last Sunday, in front
Burton s eating saloon, iao negro was
shot twice on the left side. Ono ball
struck a rib, but the surgeons have not
Been able to ascertain wnetaer it pene
trated the body or not. It seems that
the negro and a brother of Goodlakes
had a diEculty and were trying to fight,
and Charles coming up during the a a ray
shot the negro. ..Tho wound is a danger
ous one.
Go to JacobiJs for. Daors. Sash and
Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes
Window Glass, all sizes. All at the lowast
prices. t
LOCAL NEWS.
The Board of Aldermen meet this af
ternoon but too late for thi3 issue. '
The 32ary Bear Ashore
From the Signal Office in this city -vve
learn that the schooner Mary Bear
went ashorq at Cape Lookout on Satur
day night. The Mary Bear, from Xa
vassa Island, loaded . with phosphates and
bound for this Fort, put into Cape
Lookout Saturday with her sails blown
away and cut of provisions. She anchor
ed in the, "hook" but during tho a!e
Saturday night she ragged Lcr anchor
and went ashore oa the ' bite." The
Revenue Cutter Colfax went to the
echooner's assistance, supplied .her with
food and stayed by her until after the
storm. v The pilotuoat Uriah Jimmons
left Smithvillc with provisions this
morning. The Cutter came to this city
yesterday and notified the owners of the
Echooner and retcrned to Cape Lookout
this morning5. It is thought that the
FchooDer will be afloat on the hirh tide
this afternoon. She is not damaged to
any very great extent and is resting in a
"comfortable" place. Mr. 15. F. 1'errv,
of this city, the Underwriters' agent
went to the vessel yesterday.
Two Organs.
llegulate first the stomach, second the
liver ; especially the first, so as to per
form their functions' perfectly and you
will remove at least ninetecn-twentieths
of all the ills that mankind is heir to, in
this or any ther climate. Hop Bitters
is the only Xhiiig that will give perfectly
healthy action to these two organs.
Manic Farmer.
7 0u
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Quarterly Ueettngs
For tho Wilmington District, Metho
dist, K. Church, South, 1881.
(First round .)
. WhiteviDe, at Whiteville, j Feb. 12-13
Waceamaw Mission, at Bcthesda, Feb.
15-16
Brnaswick, at Bethel, - - Feb. 19-20
Topsail; at vVesleyan Chapel, Feb. 26-27
Onslow, at Tabernacle, ,- - March 6-6
Clinton, at Andrew Chapel, March 12-13
Cokesbury, at nails, - - March 19-20
The District stewards will meet at the
Parsonage of the Front street Church in
Tilxninff ton. at ten o'clock a. m. on the
13 f eo. a run aiteuaancB is ocsuvu
L. 8. BcarncjLD,
iM.i'i;f.. via
J. N. Bice, of Toledio, Ohio, says:
Jly father, before wcarbg the 4,Only
Long Pad," coild not sleep nights on
account of his violent coughingJ since
wtariog it he has slept soundly every I
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Tho mail cloao and nrrtv.-.
Pot Office a3 follows :
Northern through rani;
Northern through and v:iy
rnaila
Raleigh
Mails for tbe C. liiiroa I,
and routes supp'icti th-to-
from, including A. & X. C.
Railroad, at....,,,.......
Southern mails for all point
South, daily 3 am and
Western mails (G CU'y) daily
(except Sunday)
Mail for Cheraw & Darling-
ton7 7:45
Mails for points between JFlo
rence and Charleston . is a ru k 7:45 p m
Fayettevilie, and offices on
Cape Fear River, Tuesdays,
and Fridays 1:00 p.m.
Fayetteville, via Lumberton,
daily, except-Sundays 8:10 o. m,
Onslow H. and intfrmedi-
ate offices, every Monday
and Thursday at.. C.O'J . m
Smithvllle mails, by steam
boat, daily, (except Sundays):...
Mails for Easy Hill, Town
Creek, Shailotte and Little
River, S. C, every Mon
day and Thursday at C:00 a, rc,
Wilmington and Black River
Chapel, Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays at 0:00 in.
OrEN FOB DZL1V12KY.
Northern through cad way r
mails..., .7:00and 7:30 a. m.
Northern mails 9.00 a m
Soutkern Mails 7:20 a. m,
Carolina Central Railway 4:00 p. rn
Stamp Office open from 8 a. tn. io 12
M.t and from 2 to 6:30 p. rr.. Moajy
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office. t
General delivery open from 6:00 a. m.
to 0:00 p. m.t and on Sundays from 8:30
to 0:30 a. m.
Stamps for afc'gcneral delivery
when stamp office is closed. . .
Mails collected from stre-t bnes every
day at S:30 i. in.
List of Vczizli Over 100 tens la
J:-' ' Pert Feb. 8 1881.
V ' barks. '
SwdAndrietta,S6o tons, Bernotsen,
Helde ACo
Nor-1 fcorsbierg, 293 tons, Harraldsen,
. Heide & Co
Nor Leo, SlCtons, Andersen, Heide & Co
Swd Bregs, 2$2 tons, Nyholm, -
. . ' - J . Heide tx, Co
Nor Ifniier, S80 torjs, Longfeldt, Master
Cr L.dinond Itldiardsou, 202 tons, Turen
CPMobane
Xor r lora, Eroege.rOG ton, C P Mebaue
Am j.iaxier, Sli tons, Smalls,
EG Barker fc Co
Nor CiTvilU, 43 tons,'borensen,
CPMobane
BRIGS.
Dr 3Ia!ag3. 2t".y tons, Wasson, '
v Alex bprunt & Son
Ger C F Haas, 207 tons, Zeplin,
3 1'e.achan & WestermanD
er Wanserland, 215 tons, Rose,
EPescbau A Western) or,
Am John Shay, 396 tons, Nickerson,
Geo Harriss & Son
Am Mary E Penceil, 251 tons, Mitchelg,
Geo Harriss & Uo
Ger Exprts-i, 275 tons. Fretwursr,
RE Heide
SCHOONERS.
iJi J7 2, 177 tons. Home,
fcrthrup & Camming
Am Edvrsrd Lameyer, 145 tons.Kendall,
H Q Barker & Co
ia Mary F Corson. 276 tons, Williams,
Geo Harriss & Co
Am Win A DuDosque. S6 tons, Gates,
Kerchner & Calder Bros
Am KaUen, 102 tons, Thomas.
Northrop & Camming
Am CameM Richardson, 283 tons, Rich
ardson, EG Barker & Co
Cr Carleton, OS tons, Albury,
E Kidder & Sons
Am Wm Jenkins, 103 tons, Redding,
G Barker & Co
Am Wm H Boardman, 149 tons, Richard
son, EG Barker & Co
Am Addie E Snow, ICS tons, Thorndyke,
E G Barker & Co
Am Geo S Mai1.?, 442 tons, Marts
Geo Harriss & Co
Am Lottie, 202 toas, Stroud, Master
Am Mahaska, 111 tons, Merriman, Master
Am Lucy il Collins, 107 ton?, Curtis,
EG Barker & Co
A iu (r M Brainard, 242 tons, Kuneston,
Master
m Charlotte, Jamesen, 320 tons, Jama.
SOI),
Am W
COIHimOIAL UU
Am
8. CO
a m
11 KnighL 1S7 tons, Taws, '
Geo Harriss & Co
ia M ridridse, 330 tons, Fisher,
Geo Harriss K Co
Br Julia Elizabeth, 60 tons, Ingram,
J H Neff
Am A I) Lamson, 443 tons, Smith,
- Geo Harriss & Oo
Am Clara, 208 tons, Crammer, wtg repairs
Geo Harriss
'
Hkxuy Tan Nortwick, of Toledo,
Ohio, says: A friend prevailed upon
me to try an "Only Lung, Pad,' , and I
obtained immediate relief from a racking
cough. I Icnoiv the Pad helped me. See
Adv. . . '
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l?cr this fort ljrcti lITcrcia Pert
Kor AH Sch weiard, 42 tons, Joimsou,
at UTerpooi. Jan v.
, TXat folios, 23S toss, ITrogb, ckarad
from Uaixza; IMC 29.
Nor Atlantic, k432 tons, Knudiec, at
L-i?erpoo;, jjec i.
Nor Bonafide. 511 tons. EUeLseo,. at
Algiers. Jan 5.
Ger Carl Mai, 294 tons, Beyer, sailed
from Liverpool, Jan 1U
Ger Charles ZOO tons, Langhoff, cleared
from London, Jaay 20
: Nor Credo, -371 tons, Cbristophersen,
sailed from Lrrerpool, Dec 4
Swd Danhne. 714 tons. Westerbers. at
(iloucester, Dec SO.
Ger Elsie Mtzler, J73 tons,Dsbms, sailed
fiom Dantzle, Dec. 18
Nor Erato, 283 tons, Salversen, sailed
from Cardiff, Oct , Tia AipmwalL
Nor Fr itbjof, 441 tons, Johnsen, sailed
from Amsterdam. January 6.v
JSwd Gefion. 471 tons. Borsersan. saikd
Irom Stettin, Mov 8.
Swd GQstafa,813 tons, Arnoerg, at Lit-
erpocl, 'Not 21.'- 1
Nor Gy Her, 489 tous, Ustensen, at rira-
cro. uecemoer id.
. GtrHermann Wolff, 581 tons, Pormlao,
sailed from Glasgow, Jan 20.
Nor Hiemmet, 380 tons, insemondsdn,
sailed from LiTerpool, Dec 15.
Nor Jenny. 488 tons. Corneliensts. at
Gloucester, Deo 2.
Swd Jens, 397 tons; Hackansson, sailed
rom Gottenberg, Not 2.'J. ,
Br John T Smitla, 396 tons, Trefy,
cleared trom Dublin, Jan 18.
- Ger Lydia Pescbaa, 403 tons, Bremen,
sailed from London, January 7. v?
Nor Mediator, 285. tons, Jensen, sailed
from Amsterdam, Dec 26.
Nor Minde, 370 tons, Andersen, sailed
fjom Barrow, Dec 14.
' Nor Morrlg, 363 tons, Matthieseo, sailed
from LiTerpool, Jan' 13 i 1
Nor Najaden, 239 tons, HaJrersezi, sail
d from St Malo, Dec 19.
Nor Nordensjold, 295 tors, Abrabasa
scn, sailed from Oporto, Jontry 3". ;
Nor Norge, 446 tons, Heuiicksen, at
Liverpool, Der SO.
, Ger Orion, 332 tons, Elassen, sailed
from Marseilles, Dec 22.
Nor FroTidentla, tons; Holz, sailed
from Portsmouth, Not 19.
' Nor Samson, 348 tons, Naess, sailed
from LiTerpool, Dec 4
Ger Schafnborst, 410 tons, sailed from
Hull, Not 2.
Nor Sjofna, 329 tons, Christiansen sail:
ed irom Sharpness, Dec 15.
Nor StaUey, 474 tons, Wroldsen,, at
Honlleur, Not 17 Tia Tybee.
Nor Stanley, 300 tons, Gabnen, sailed
from Caen, Dec o.
- Ger -Star of Hope, 286 tons, Hanmnann,
sailed from LiTerpool, Jan 22.
Nor Septentrio, 34S tons, Torgessen, at
LiTerpool, Dec 2.
Nor Theodor, 297 tons, Danielsen, sailed
from Lrrerpool, Dec 7.
Nor ViTa, 382 tons, Petterson, sailed
from Antwerp,. -
Ger Wanderer,! Stubinjr. sailed from
jQngroad, Doc 7.
I BBIGS.
Not Anna, 272 tons, Pettersen,. sailed
from Sharpness, Dec 9.
- Nor Brazillian, 332 tons," Berge, sailed
from Alters, Dec 14,
Nor Congal, 334 tons, Danielson, at St
Oyazaire. Jan 12. ;
;Nor Diamanten, 303 tons, Terkelsen,
sailed from Plymouth, Jan 6.
Ger G C Uicbels, S32 tons, Dillwi z, at
woucesier, iec ou.
Nor Hilding, 246too, Jensen, at4Lla
aon, Oct 21.
Nor Marie, 203 tons, Tallaksen, ; at
Glasgow, Oct 21.
Br Signal, 312 tons, Williams, sailed
from Bristol, Dec 1.
Br Stella, 443 tons, Robinson, sailed
from LiTerpool, Jan 15.
Br Tramore, 221 tons, Monk3, sailed
from Bristol, Deo 15.
SCHOONERS.
Br Warkworth Castle, 259 te ns, LMfk
Gloucester, Nov 11
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Peruvian Guano
2000 Tons
Ho. 2 Peruvian Guancv
FOE SALE BY,
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