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.pdPT jOMH. T. JAMB8. -rK8CBI rriONH. POSTAGE PAID. CO rti montbs $250 ; Thrae ! il ; Oae month, 50 ceatfc v, paper will ba delivered by carrier., J. It .Jar.. t T Pt of the citr. at the rata-.oriat.perw-k -yBobicriberi will plwe report an J and iwi to reeeire their ptperi regularly. gAdvertisemento. try jlr. Jo" rcrsim'i Indian . Tonic. Bittnv rr : HfMoFOL-, Cancer in it ear- T It rt?M neuunu'"i "' , Hi'lioo C-lie. end all kinds ofenzp-' Aixslc Hi'liow C-lie. end all kinds orernp- d I,J dleJ erino from impurity . blood. A. n attaiauvft, Tonio and Blood Porifl-jr it b h prov-j reelf unequal ly. SEE GOV. HOLDER'S OPINION. KiLKica, It. Ihc 2d, 18S0 I ui, plaaia'9 io ..aiin thac a member . . fimHj ha oaed ilri Jo Fereon'e JLjua Tonic with md reeelte. balieve wr umrtj to he exeellent for t. purposes L.iih it is intended. (0T Wi W. HOLDEN. 1 w . tll JUDGE STRONG'S OPINION. AtiiaH, N. 0.( Dee. Itt, 1880 Mil. i Pibs3B Madam: 8ome n-nth-,-0 1 tu in bad f-ealth, afferinf from do bility ind ct!on and ln of appetite when friend induced mi to try jour Tonie. I ild o wiia the most happy res alts. I tike r rett pUuare in rcommeniiajr It as a val libit Mid fi -int Yes etafcle Tonie, and wish rg nncb saccss. Very reipenfallr, 7 OKO. V. HTBOSG. Priced by Mr .1 PerFon, r"rnklla Hoidbv WM. im V-J mehlS-ljdAw -J-jj m, J5f Q SPRING STY 1881 J FIR3T INSTALMENT OF BOOTS & SHOES IN SPRING & SUMMER SYTLES ARRIVING NOW AT SHUISU'S Shoo Store. febll Market Street . 32 Market St. 32 8iw of the. Show Case with ih Shoemaker- M Y 8T00K OF COOTS AND SHOES waction guaranteed to customers. Now is 1 , ,: 8uPPly your familiee. Kf, S0LK lace and buttons. See- - wcTmjf. couyiRce yourself of thp fijfrT?epa,lot of th0M SCOTCH SOLE just rcived. Don't forget tke C ROSENTHAL, u32 Market Street. "Wt Bacoa, Molasses Q QQQBuslis Prime White CORN, 2y g Boxes Smoked and D S Side Ofi Hhds and Tierces VT New Crop Cuba, 100 13 New 0rie,insMolas6ee Jist reeeiTed and for sale low by WILLIAMS & MURCHISON J Flour, Sugar, Coffee. &c BbU Hour, all grade-c, ' - U5D Bbla Sugars, Granulated, A, Extra vanaC, r . BMs New Orleans Susar. t 550 Bags Coffee, different;grades 125 Boxes Assorted Candy, 1Q0 Tube Choice Leaf Lard, Bbl and Boxes Lemon CakesQ 3 Boxes Lye and Potash, Boxes Sotp, K Boxes and Kegs Soda, . 100 Boxes and Half Bble.Snuli;; Butkets, Paper, Spice, Pepper, Gin 'Plron.&c., Randolph Sheetings. For sale by . ; WILLIAJCS1& MURCHISON r it -J VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. 0.. SATURDAY, MARCH DEMOCRATIC TICKET. X"or Aldermen. SECOXD WAKD : WILLIAM L. SMITH. ALFRED ALDER if AN. THIRD WARD : LEMUEL H. BOWDEN', JAMES B. IIUGG1XS. FOCRTII ward : - DAVID G. WORTH, SAMUEL NORTHROP. FIFTH WARD FREDERICK RHEU. ALEXANDER H. LESLIE. LOCAL NEWS. Jtevr Advertisement. Croxlt & Morris Fiuit at Aucl ion HEiNSBERGER--IIeliotrope Water C W YatesFuII Stock ', A SnniER Spring Styles 18S I Day's length 12 hours and 10 minutes. 1 11 r No interments in Rellevue Cemetery this week. Easter cards are already making their appearance. . 1' There are only three more days in which toregister. The cotton receipt3 at this port to-day foQt up 196 bales. Sunset to-morrow afteanoon at 13 minutes past 6 o'clock. You cannot vote at the coming city election unless you register. There were thre interments in Pine Forest Cemetery this" week all adults. There was one interment in Oakdale this week that of a still-born infant. You can now buy Improved Heating and Cook Stoves at factory priccsat Jacobi's. It is said that a spinster's life begins at the age of seventeen and ends at the age ot fifty. 1 ": i Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday are the only remaining days in which the registration books will be kept open. Jennie June criticises little women who swathe themselves with great folds of heavy material, drag loaded trains and carry pounds of beads. The box-sheet for the sale of reserved seats to - Rial's Humpty-Dumpty enter tainment will be opened at Heinsber ger's on Monday morning. ' The paragrapher who labors six hours ami a half grinding out five original joker, and then labels 'them Idle Moments, has a keen appreciation of humor. One of the hardest lessons to learn in life is, that the man who differs with you, not only hi opinions but in principles, may be as honest and sincere a3 yourself. It is said that the agent who is a wine taster for his house must abstain from salt, pepper, all condiments, in fact and even from eating game, so that his taste may-not be impaired . Every other boy one now meets has a cig arette between his' lip3, hence the enor mous increase in tbe consumption of the article need not be matter for surprise. Ia 1870 taxes were paid on 19,881,417. cigarettes; and in 18S0 on 408,70G,3G5 Pic nics will be more than ever fash ionable the coming summer. Where's the man who will invent a basket to car ry all the luncheon, with separate apart ments for the salt, pepper, mustard, pick les, apple pie and blackberry tart? The equinox is at hand and the weather is of course turbulent. There was a heavy rain this morning and at 1 o'clock the barometer wa3 still falling. The wind has shifted repeatedly and rapidly during the day and the storm may be upon us to-morrow. The rainfall since 7 o'clock this morning is 1.05 inches. XomlnatlODi The Republicans" of the First Ward met last night and nominated James W. Telfair, colored, irom the lower division for Alderman. In the upper division there was a tie between the candidates nd no nominations were had. The fire tried are to meet again on Tuesday night to make their nomination. A Safe and Sure means of restoring the youthful color of the hair is furnish ed by Parker's Hair Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its superior cleanliness. ,, u - The Ternat Equinox. Spring enters on the scene to-morrow morning at 20 minutes past 7 o'clock, when the vernal equinox take3 place. It is a very prevalent idea that winter is over with February and that Spring commences with March but this is an er ror, as althougbJMarch is the first Spring month yet the season does not com mence, technically, until the day of the vernal equinox. L,tpiincou' Magazine Jjippincott's Magazine for April presents a" very varied I5t of " , contents, yet all of a light and vivacious character. "A Peep at the North of Ireland," and"Characteristic Dances of the World,' entertainingly written and well illustra ted, arc otherwise sufficiently described by their titles. The first of a short illus trated series of papers on "Zoological Curiosities" treats of Mountain Sheep. "On a California Ranch," is a capital descriptive sketch; J. Brander Matthews writes of the "Present Tendencies of the French Drama;" Lizzie W. Champney has an ahecdotical paper, from unpublish ed sources, on the American loyalists who, after tho Revolution, found new homes in the province of New Brunswick; and Frank D. Y. Carpenter gives a very amusing sketch of "Wash Lo," the typi cal Chinaman of the present day, in dis. tinction from Ah Sin, who is now all but extinct. A new serial story, with the quaint ti tle of "Craque-o'Doora," opens well, the characters being novel and yet life-like, the movement rapid, and the style crisp and spirited. Of the short stories, "John Henry" is laughable, while in "Sister Weeden's Prayer," there is a mixture of humor and pathos. Among the good things in the "Monthly Gossip" is a notice of Carlyle which describes his person, manners, and conversation in the surroundings of his own home. The New Revenue Law. Asa, week or so will elapse before this act can reach the officers charged with the execution thereof, we give below, as we find them in the News and Observer, the most important changes made in the act to raise revenue. It may be of in terest to state in this connection that the total levies by -the State in the re venue and school acts amount to 40 cents on the $100 value, leaving 26 1-6 cents for the counties. The counties had last year 34 cents on the $100 val ue. Schedule B. taxes each side show $10 in addition to the tax of $100 on every exhibition of a circus or menagerie. The purchases of farm products from the producer are excepted from the pmr chase tax. Transient dealers are to be looked after by the sheriff to the end that the purchase tax in their cases be collected. Persons who sell only wines of their own manufacture are not subject to be taxed by the State as drummers. Retailers of spirituous or malt liquors, wines or cordials or bitters, in quantities less than a gallon, must file their peti tions as heretofore, and if the county commissioners direct the sheriff to grant license to retail, the retailer must pay t the sheriff a tax of sixty dollars per year in advance, and no license shall be issued for a shorter time than twelve months. Five per cent, on the amount of purcha ses of any and all liquors in or out of the State is again fixed as the tax. The counties are not allowed to levy a great er sum than is levied by the State.. Merchants' licenses are to expire on the 1st of January next ensuing date of their issue. These licenses must be ob tained from the sheriff, and are to be countersigned and recorded at once by the register of deeds. The sheriff's fee for this service is twenty-five cents, and that of the register of deeds fifty cents. Schedule C imposes a tax of one dollar on each marriage license. The register of deeds is entitled to fifty cents as a fee for aU services connected with the issuuig and recording the return to each license. There is no tax on marriage contracts, and the tax of one dollar heretofore im posed on mortgage deeds and deeds in trust to secure creditors, where the amount secured exceeds three hundred dollars, has been abolished. The act has been in force since the 12th inst., the date of its ratification. Next Thursday is election day. You cannot register on that day; only those whojarrive at their majority on the day of election wfll be entiUed to register then. as ! - Z - 1- r - . 0 A Teasel Sunk Ljlns: at Her Whnrf. The Email schooner Lorenzo, Captain Russell, which generally plies between this port and New River, being owned at the latter named place, was lying on the west side of the river la3t night, just out side of a large fore and aft schooner which was made fast to Messrs. DeRosset fc Co's. wharf, (the Lorenzo being made fist to this large schooner) with a cargo of 204 bbls. resin on board which she had been engaged to lighter down the river to-day by Messrs. Legg & Williamson, stevedores, to be put on board of the Nor. barque Sajxdemen which the above named firm are stowing for Messrs. Pat erson, Downing & Co. Captain Russell, being anxious to'get off, was up. and down frequently during the night, observing the weatherfor.the purpose ef seizing the first favorable op portunity of a breeze to hoist his sails and clear away for his destination. At 12 o'clock he was up and his vessel was all right and at 4 o'clock he was awaken' ed again and springing out of nis bunk he was terribly surprised to find himself ia water, which was over knee-deep on his cabin floor. CapL Russell quickly aroused two of his crew, whowere sleep ing in ths same cabin with him, and all unconscious of any danger were still ia sweet oblivion, lying in the arms of Morpheus. When the Captain aroused ' them to a sense of their peril they barely had time to get ashore and get their trunks out before the vessel settled down below the water s edge. The Captain and crew got extra lines out and made them fast, which held the vessel up and prevented her going to the bottom. The forward part of the schooner is several feet under water but the top of the house of the cabin is just out of water. Had Capt, Russell not waked at the exact time that he did, or had he slept ten minutes longer, the Captain and crew would all have been drowned. But the most singular thing about the whole affair is that the vessel has just come off the ways, where she was thoroughly overhamled and repaired. The damage, we' leain, will be very slight, not a barrel of rosin has been lost and it was thoight the whole cargo would be transferred to another vessel before night, and the sunken vessel pumped out and ready to be taken on the ways again. The cause of the acci dent, it is believed, must have been that a seam was stoppedup with trash and the caulkers overlooked it while they were caulking the vessel. The delay caused is the greatest damage sustained to all parties. Since the above was in type another small schooner, to which theload of the Lorenzo had been transferred, had se cured the above named vessel with lines to her side and the steam tug Blanche started with them in tow for the Dock street dock, turning them loose,'head on iust before they reached this side of the Bat the wiad and tide them a little4below the dock and the bow- sprit of the vessel afloat entered the warehouse tf Messrs. P. Gumming & Co., tearing off one or two nlanks. Extncat ,i r vaodoU y,p 1 1-4 11UU1 lllia UlUllUltT tub ivsov" came completely unmanageable and the wind xcMoW T, hn Howino- a crale all the afternoon seized them and carried them against the Harbor Master's boat shed on the dock, and from thence the two I vessels got foul on the rigging of the fruit vessel Rosalie. The steam tug Blanche then hitched hold of them again and - pulling them away the rigging of the good lighter commenced to snap and pop. At this point our time was up and we had to leave . What became of the two unfortunate vessels finally, we will have to inform our readers :n our next issue. Personal- Four members of the Hon. Abram S. "Hewitt's family, including Mrs. Hewitt, registered at the Purcell House last iiiVhf hnt Mr 'Hewitt him&slf did not come. The party, we learn, are en route 0 , Tn t no cnTinw r 1 1 mta rvr r inriiia', nuu w il a . t - ! Til !- viU nrohablv leave for that State after a short respite in the way of a root here. Cotton on Ibe Boon Cetton futures for May have advanced sinceWednesday of this week from 10.43 to 10.93, arise of .50 pointe. Any one who had a margin up for 100 bales on Wdnnuliv vonld have made a clear profit of $225. But then if it had gone the other way, a felDow might have lost just the same amount, - Zlighty tm- sartin kind of business. 19, 1881. NO. 18 Ger barque tScltanthorst cleared to day for Cork, Ireland, with 1,623 bales cotton, shipped by Mcssr?. Williams V Mnrchison. The Register of Deeds has issued four marriage licenses during the week two of which were for white and two for col ored couples. u -.il uace. The first scull race of the season took place on the Cape Fear, opposite the city, yesterday afternoon, betweca the Wliile Swan, owned by Mr. L. Tate Bowden, and the Point Peter, owned by Mr. J. IT. Alderman, both manned with four oars. The course was about three quarters of a mile and the boats started from a point opposite Hilton. The- race was won by the fYIiite Swan. A more extended contest is spoken of for next week. FrooFroa. The entertainment at the Opera House Lfct evening, by the Ada Gray troupe, was rendered to a good house and to a very appreciative audience. The piece presented was Frou Frou and in this Miss Gray sustained well the character of the heroine. She was twice encored during the progress ot the piece. Mr. Murphy was also excellent and Mr. Benson was in his funniest vein. There was a mati nee this afternoon and the season will close to-night with Ruth Tredgett. .... .. The Alarm Tius Morning. The alarm of fire this morning was a false one. It was caused by a peculiar circumstance. The engine of the Caro lina Rice Mills supplies the Messrs Willard with motive power and some of the steam seems to have escaped and by a peculiar oppression of the atmosphere was kept hovering, for a few seconds, over some cotton on Messrs Willard's yard. This was noticed by some colored women at work there and they, naturally thinking that the cotton was on fire and thai the steam they saw was smoke, gave the alarm. It was soon ascertained, however, to be a false alarm. But one engine arrived at the scene before the order was countermanded and that was the Adrian. Church Services. Worship in the various churches of the city to-morrow as follows; FIRST BAPTIST CHlTRCH, corner of Market and Fifth streets. Rev. J. B. Taylor, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 a. in. Services at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. .Brooklyn Sunday School at 3 p.m. Youpg Men's Prayer Meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Church Prayer Meeting Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. ST. JAMES PARISH, Corner Third and Market streets, Rev. A. A Watson, D. D., Rector. Third Sun day in Lent March 20th. Celebration at 730 a in. ilorning Praverf at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at 3:30 p. m. E?ening Prayer at 5 . o'clock. st. paul's zvaxo. ltjtherax chuecii, Corner Sixth and Market streets. Rev. G. ."ZK gdi at 3 p. m. Catechetical Instruction I on Friday at 3.30 p. in. bt. joust s church, Corner lnird and liea Uross streets. 1 mrd I Sunday ia lism marca uai hqv. i rp I ( 7:30 a. in .Morning Trayer 11 o'clock. Sun X ali7 A-Vt-viAJi auui vuigujakivti caw day School a'. 3:30 p. m. Eviog Prayer wim Sermon ai 8 o'clock CHRIST'S CIIUECU (CONGREGATIONAL), on Jinn, DtJiween c'xia am ceyenm. . - J V V L. v" Kev. v.xJi Uodge, d'astor. J'reaentng at 11 a. m . cd 8 p.m. aste rs Bible Clfs at 12; p.m. Prayer and Praise MeetiDg Wednesday st 8 p.. 'in. Sunday SCh )Oi at i P. K) in MemoriU Hill. 6T. MIEK'S CUUBCH, Corner Sixth and Muiberry streets Kev. C. O lirady, Minis er. fcervices are as follows : .Sunday s Morning iTayer at 11 o'clock ; Evening Frayer ar. 7:30 o'clock ; Sunday Scbool at SU Carcabaa, at 3:30 p. m- Confirmaf.ion Class at the Church, at 4:30 j).m. Weak days, during Lent Morning Traycr at T.'JO o ciocn:. JBvening Prayer at 5 o'clock. Seats tree Hew Advertise men ts. Fruit Sale. II OF FRUIT ON BOARD 1 jlji uvua JLar;a.aa- r. ja ia wv-. j I Vt - Qnl. T? rc I ia will ftrt 1 1 n 11 A 1 TlV Tift on MONDAY at 10 o'clock. CRONX.Y & 3IORRIS, mch lS-lt Auctioneers' Agricultural Salt. ff 1V2SUuJL2i BALI, CjJ For Agricultural purpose Jtorsaieat - feb 23 lmdaw WILLA1D,S, Cotton Seed. fX A r BUSHELS COTTON SEED, 1 OUU Tor sale at let -lmdw - 'THXAIUyS.'' V-'FLTtlBSgOTICg. Tf wm fcagltf lo rseeiva ccrsptmlsatlcty from ow friaadj ca lay aad : all re jst ts r f . general interest fcsJ - Tha basic of tia writer xsnit al vjyt ba fcr nJahed to tin Editor. , , , , : . Ooaawnlsattea cxsX bs wr!tU9 n c sly oas tide of the pap?. v I'arsGaaHtiea acst b abided v And It la especially and parillarly uader tiood that th Edifcadoea rot alwayi erdont the viewiotjcorrespondeiiti, uxleai to tUted irtio editorial eolumas. 1$ 3T7 Advertlsoxtioxita. LECIEUE DR. EUQEWE GRISSQM.0F BALEICri WILL LECTURE, For th benefit-cfil;c- 'Wilmington Library .. Asedation, at the - OE.KiV -HOUSE in this city, on Commencing at S.X5 o'clock, R M. r Sub "THE PRINCE OP MEN." ACmission . cents. nach 17-5 ull Stock. if pP.S-SJtf GOODS, LOW PRICES. Every eu'Mt EiicetoWpplr the dexand ineviry 11... Cities azvd Fancy" Stationery, School. Ela: atd Miscellaneous Booka, Fancy Ar ticle?, Picture Frames in ioci and mado to order. Organs on the IoataJmeiit Plan,-at r Yates' Book Store. xoch 14 Heliotrope Water IN EACH BRIGHT DROP THERE 18 A charm. A Floral Essence of exquisite fragrance, so highly concentrated ' that a few drops will leave its delightful perfume upon the handkerchief for many days. For sale at HEINSBERGER'S, ' Second Hand Piano. SECOND HAND PIANO In perfect or der, will be sold for Seventy-Five Dollars. Here Is a bargain for ary one wishing a cheap and good Piano. For sale at HEINSBERGER'S, mch 10 Live Book. Store - EemoYalor ;Law Cilice I HAVE -REMOVED MY OFFICE to tho suite of rooms first Uoor old National Bank Building, corner Front and Princess streets, Entrance on both streets, J. I. MACKS, mch 17-2'w Star copy Att'y-at Law, ELEOAMT JEWELRY CHEAP. To introduce our new styl and Influence trade we make the following unparalleled offers for a short time : " The Berlin Packet contain a koM Ilated watch chain, agate hawl pin.' lady's e!e trant Bet Jewelry, sea Dean cutT buttons, coral neck lace, set of agate Ktuds, gold jlate.band ring, collar button, key ring, pocket book, imitation ffilic handkerchief, pen. pencil, comic envelope and visiting cards. All these rrv&iled to you for 35c In stamps; 4 packets for 41.00. The lot' can be re tailed at from $2 to J5.00. The Koyal Casket contains one superb amethyst ring, elegant coral brouch set in box, fancy neck lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plaut bracelets, rose scarf pin, cold plated lady 'aaet, gold plate sleeve buttons, heavy pold plate studs, lovely cameo scarf pin, penning Parisian diamond stud, Maltese cross .with l diamond center, beautiful Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated link watch chain, plain Rold plate ring, nobbr cameo rinfr, Maltese ear-rlnjrs with P. diamond settings, cents' full comb, amethyet net, ladyts full plated set with white stone settings. Jet and cameo scarf pin, eng. gold plate sleeve buttons. The whole of this maeniffcent collection sent secure by mail for f 1, 2 for $1.70, 4 for $3. This lot can be retailed easily at from (5 to?lu. Address, N. Y. .JKWKIjKY CO., Atlanta. Oa. - The Atianta Oloke says : This company In perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for your money is astounding." fob 26-dlawaat-wly ENLARGE AND DEVELOP. THE FORM. If shrank wholly or in part from nature or dis ease. Advice frea. Describe case and send stamp to P. De It. Co., Atlanta.Ga. No bumbuir. High est reference. Correspondence coaUdential. feb 28-dlaneat-wly ' SEEDS THAT SURPRISE! 0 THE FABMEKS' "DONAB&a. Maxrxe, a new vegetable from . A-j "n? from anything ever rrown here, dellciooa raw or crS)ked778eed sent by mail 3cts. a PP- Pan of Japan, hair bean nau nea. "" vin lit to be the richest human food known. ine 15 cm. a paper. uutj a. iari high, i cts. a paper, vw-cw vv . zjil i. H la! broad. Seed will brinjt flw iJpapet. All liie above sent for ft. 3 of each for t- Address C. CCIIBEET & CO. AtUiit. Reference: non. W. Jb. cainoun, x,- Atlanta. feb 2G-ilawBatwly ' bed Mice, 10 0 0 500 - do, V.HITE UPLAND, For sale ty mch 13 Winberry Oysters. THE TU EST. OT tha laaso. Ut the Doxea, Qaart or a'i. FaxnliejS applied. Tlie best Tf Lias, Uqiora d Ciar always on hand at .. . : iOU Ca3HO:lS, ochlS t , , Harlem ct Quen Veraelon, JHmported .gert variety ever crown in U. S., firm, lu-iclous, crisp aoa twry: best to keep er hhlp.li W'ftS'S sedse'napers for fl. Very J1 m njt rm n w r rm w-i w k. i r rm l . Muakmtlon, larcest Known, : - '' .!.!toMI.--flf 1 :
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