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1HI8 PA FEB r &oreX" i tr1" its' . afternoon. 8Un4T " UIT0 AI PKOPRIKTOB. anBSCBIFTlONS. POSTAGB PAID. Serf. 00 Six months, $160 ; Th aMT!!th. tl S5: One month, 60 cents. r will be delivered by carrier, tt oartof the city, at the U-8abcriben will pleaaereport any and receive their papers regularly. jje dvrtisemeniJB. IT THE GREAT FOR BHEDIATISI 5 Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Bout, Quins, Sore Throat, Swell ings and Sprains, Burns and . Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. Ko Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil u $afe,$ure, simple and cheap External Bmedy. A trial entails bat the comparatively thflinf outlay of 60 Cents, and erery one suffer Inc with pain can hare cheap and positive proof of Iti elaims. ' Dirwtiont in Beren Languages. SOLD BT ILL DBUGGISTS AND DEALERS IH MEDICINE. ' A.VOGELER & CO., Baltimore, Bid., U. 8. JL, Rflaftin JOW IS THE TIME TO BUT. We are offering some very choice styles and at very lew prices. Lace Curtains. TO THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF 1 - t . men goods, we can 6how them many new ana desirable styles, both by the yard and t7 toe pair, both white and ecrue. Linen Ulsters, ALSO, ALPACA AND MOHAIR. Respectfully, R. M. Mlclntire.' 7 11 lis. JOE PERSON'S T0N1C BITTERS ! fTCWS 8CR0FTTT.A. pmrrrvr a ttqxc ySkf.? Chronic Bilious Colic. "tta ail Kindt fsf Vr..t. j t-i -rx. w aiS5h lmPurity of the blood. As 4 lSVeT.on,$ and Purlfler of the blood "prorea itself unequalled. r1 Tonic and Blood Pnrifu if ?. 117? I think fctmhKi. T !l"c uest now Dei ore rdda. oafidence in it, and beUeve that N PertoB.1 r4t you claioa fr it. I have WrTSr flnwleffeofthe condition of ctobVS r.M bfore ne commenced SUtG ttat he 18 cured. Goon, VJVroa8peejYOU Jn Joureffortsto to conoitioa of mankind, C8 a 5? mfort nd happiness, f and wUl Y t""t vr you our8 rescectfitiw for Jul among my " III i& it a. . Dr. W. H. Babkeb v' ? Person, Franklin- Caution I l -WBWWSJ DTABLE PERSONS OR - tad9r tte iaflueace of liquor are ( 10161 aot to trespass on the GoTern I Ipmyat SmlthTiUe, known as tha n," ort Johnson. Any yiolation PUon notice will be dealt with I tteU of the United States. Vt W T. BOT V h H Vol. vi LOCAL -NEWS. New Advertisements. Change Schedule C U R II First National Bank Statement T L IIoyle ACard ' Opeka House Gulden Hair and the Two Bears C W Yates -Revised Testament Heinsbebgkb New Tettameut f: trawterries "three for ao.iarter." a The cotton receipts at Hy foot up 48 bales. this port tc- The Patrons of Mercy, a colored organization of this city, celebrate!! their anniversary thishftemon by a parade through lhe streets. The tirct blacktish excursion of the season will be had oa the steamer Pass port ou Thursday., Fare for the round trip i3 only $1.00. For tickets apply at the boat. Our Smithville friends will indulge in an excursion on the steamer Passport to this city to morrow. The excursion is gotten up under the auspices of the Smithville Library Association. Go to Jacobi's lor Doors, Sash and Blinds, pure White Lead, Oils, Varnishes Window Glass, all 6izes. All at the lowest prices . The change of schedule on the Caro lina Central goes into effect to-morrow, the 25th. The day traia . will leave hereafter at 9:45 a. m. and arrive at 6:45 p. m. and the night train will leave at 5 p. m. and arrive at 9:30 a. m. . Thanks to Mr. Heinsbeiger, of the Live Book Store, for a handsome copy of the Revised Version of the New Tes tament. ' It can be purchased at Ileitis berger's for 15 cents and upward, accord jng to the binding and material. As a cure for -Rheumatism the most eminent physicians of the day highly re commend tec. Jacobs Oil. It can be purchased at any drug house, and the price is insignificant, when you take in to-consideration the wonder nil cure3 it will produce. The very handsome brass candle sticks which adorn the altar of St. Augustine's Church at Lanrinborg, were a present from Mrs. D. O'Connor. We neglected to mention this fact in our notice of the Church which appeared in yesterday's is sue of the Review. U We advise our friends to call at Jacobi's for Household Hardware of every descrip. on. There you get the lowest price?, f Uuuiallubles, Unmailablo postal matter remains in the postoffice in this city for Mrs. C. D. M. Cobb, Hickory, N.;C.; Candy Webb, Columbus Co., N. C, Post Master, Hen dersonville, N. C. 1 1 r Episcopal Visitations 'Bishop Lyman will make his Spring visitation to this city thi3 week. He is expected to arrive here to-morrow and will visit St. John's on Thursday (Ascension Day), St. Mark's Friday evening, at. James on bunday morning and St. Paul's Sunday evening. He is to be at Clinton on' Tuesday of next week, at Faison on Wednesday, at Smith ville on Thursday and at" Fayetteville, for ordination, oa Whitsunday, Jude 5th. IlunawayL Yesterday afternoon a horse attached to a cart; loaded with groceries took fright on Second, near Market street, and dashed frantically down Second to Orange street, where tbo cart-was upset throwing out its entire load, consisting of a barrel of molasses, two or three 25 pound boxes of candy, meal, meat, etc The candy boxe3 were broken open in the fall and their contents quickly de molished by a crowd of small boys. The horse, cart, etc., were the property of Mr. Geo. Hewlett, of Masonboro Sound. Launnburg. This thriving little town is improving probably faster than any place of its size in the State. There arc now from twen ty to thirty neat and cozy frame dwell ings in course of erection and others are to be built. Capt. H. Behraps, of Wadesboro, is the contractor and archi tect under whose supervision the dwell ings are being erected. Preparations are nowbeing made for the erection of a row of handsome brick stores on Front street. In sauntering about thj town a few days ago we noticed a couple of very handaome new stores, the property of oar former townsman, Mr. J4 I. McCallam, and the handsome new dwelling of, Mr. Henry Forthrop. In the Railroad shops notics ft great nsay ferilw faces, i WILMINGTON, N. C - ' The state of things . in this vicinity now would suit one of Wilkins Micaw- ber'a temperament and habits very much But a local can't al ways wait for some thing to turn up. If something don't turn up he is expected to turn things up and get an item of some kind anyhow. Relics (ifthn ar. The Schooner IFai'e has been wreck ing the wrecked blockade runner Georgi- ana McCall, which went ashore near the bar during the war.k The Wave ar rived in this city yesterday with a por tion of 'the Georgiana IMcCall's ma chinerv and is unloading at the foot of Orange street. Medico-Legal Report- We understand that the medico-legal report made by Dr. Eugene .Grissom, of Raleigh, in the DeJarnette trial, will be published in the next issue, the June number, of the North Carolina Medical Journal. We shall look for this paper with much interest, confident that in the eyes of those who are able to judge of the subject it will maintain Dr. Grissom in his view3 as regards DeJarnette's sanity. The Purcell. We are glad to learn that Mr. B . L. rerry, the enterprising proprietor of the Purcell House, who a few months ago took charge of the property tempo rarily, has succeeded so well that he has purchased the business, and has become the permanent proprietor He contem plates making a number of improvements and will soon have a general overhaul ing. In all its history the reputation of the Purcell House with the traveling public was never better than it is now. Released. a ne iraiy rarai maividaal who was doiiig the town yesterday, came up be fore Mayor Smith this morning in a very penitent mood. His Honor, in consider ation of the fact that tha penitent had been incarcerated ever since yesterday noon, and had done no wrong- to any one especially, except possibly himself, re leased him with a kindly admonition, for which country seemed exceedingly grate ful and departed fall of promises for the better in the future. A moated Body does not always belong to an inebriate. Kidney troubles will cause bloat, but Warner's Safe Kidaey and Liver Cure has never failed to remove it. Fine Dogs. The sportsmen and hunters in this city are holding an ovation over a pair of very handsome setter puppies which were presented to Mr. T. H. Johnson', the pa triarch of the Fox Club of this city, by Mr. Wm. Newdeil, a member of one of the largest gun clubs in Pennsylvania. ine doss nave a pedigree as long as a flag pole and were sent to Mr. Johnson in return for some little kindness shown Mr. Newdeil when the latter gentleman passed through this city en route to Florida. The pups, which are said to be of the finest stock in the country, could not possibly have fallen into better hands than those of the "patriarch." Come to Grief-. James P. Spann, the colored individ ual of African, descent, who was sharp enough to catch Simon Gregg, an es caped convict from the South Carolina penitentiary, a few days ago, was caugh1 himself with a warrant to day for a little sharp practice in the matter of making, or pretending to make, or repair, a pair of boots, for which he had obtained ad vances from the party who had contract ed with him for the boots, with the un derstanding that the boots were at a cer tain shoemaker's shop where Spann was But it turned out, it seems, that defendant was neither working at the aforesaid shop, nor were the boots to be found in that shop, consequently he was arrested for obtaining money under false pretences, tried and convicted be fore J. C. Ilill, J. P., and committed in default of surety to the amount of 100 for his appearance at the next term of the Criminal Court The commitment at the Sheriff's office from the J. P's. office charged the defendant Spann with being "a cheat ani a fraud." Some there are of Spanns own persuasion who rejoice that he has come to grief so soon after his exploit with the South Carolina convict They think it a just punish ment visited upon him for taking "dat po nigger back tode pentenshary." Many lose their beauty from the hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair Bal aam supplies necessary nourishment, pre vents tailing ana graynesa ana u an eie- gant dressing TUESDAY. MAY ' 1st of Letters. Th following U a list or th letters re gaining unclaimed fa th City Postofilo Wednesday, May 25 : A Carrie Andrews. B Julia Batten, Nancy Bloodgood, George Bates, Clans Broadhurst, Kissie Butler, Fannie Bishop, Annie Bilbro, W W Bradley, Richard Brooks, Martin Bohlin, Beal & Davidson, Isaac Brink ley, Louis Brown, Bennet Brown. C George Cornie, Jno Casteen, Rev W O Cowan. D Nayis. E Joseph Elerson, Nig Evans, Eddie L Everet, Elsie Evans. F Andrew Frosting, T P Furplisi. G Chauncie Gillespie, William Gace. H James Herring, John Howard, Zacheria Bussey, Elizabeth Hargrave, Eliza Howard, Isabella Hurse, Lew Hill, Lissie Hill, Martha Haywood. J Martha James, Lonvenia Isam. L W H Lucket, W W Ladd,Sole m on Lucas, R E Loyd, P Lfbvm, Eliza Lawrence. M Hill Montford, Jas Maston, James Melvln, J L McMillan, Joseph Myers, W C Moore, Felix Mack, George Mosely Alfred MeFerson, Peter Mallet, Maggie McKeiver, Ma'i&a Monk, Mary Jai McGuirc, Louveoia Manning, axwell & Gieen, Josephine Morton, - Ann Mc Rae, lenor Morre. pWm Price, Robt Pickens, J W Price. R A B Robeson, Martin Robeson. . S Caroline Sanders, Jennie I Smith, Mary Ann SneedeSallie K Sholar, Al bert Stocklin, J M Stone, J N Spooner, M Spermab, M Sy Simmons, Lorenzo Stephens, Theo Augustus Schmitzler, Thomas Spicer, Wiley Sickes. T Delier Tucker, Dian Turner. Ed ward Tucker. W Marshall W Wilhem, O B War ters, Sam Waters, Martha Wortham, Emma Wood, ' Eva E Wilson. Persons calling for letters in above list will please say "advertised"; if not claim ed in 30 days will be sent te dead letter Office, Washington, D. C. E. R. BRINK, P. U. Wilmington, New Hanever County, N. O. The Greatest Blessing. A simple, pare, harmless remedy, that cures every time, and prevents disease by keeping the blood pure, stomach reg ular, kidneys and liver active, is the greatest blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that remedy, and its proprietors are being blessed by thousands who have been saved and cur ed by it. Will you try it? Seegan- other column. Eagle. Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Jane Abounds as usual in attractive features. The leading article, "Russia's New Em peror, Alexander III., by Alfred H. Guernsey, is highly interesting, and its ten illustrations are admirable. Among the other noteworthy contributions are: "Beggars in Italy," by Junius Lorraine; "Among the Pennsylvania Dutch (7 illustrations;; "ureans ot JNature n Landscape" (12 illustrations);', "The Em press of Austria" (7 illustrations); "Ty rol and the Tyrolese," by W. Seton (4 illustrations;)"A Week in Hamburg." by Alfreton Hervey (12 illustrations); etc., etc. The sketches include "J. Fenm- more Cooper," "The Loss of the Kent. East Indiaman"; "3 port in India." Benedict's powerful serial novel, "A Late Remorse," is continued, and there are some exceedingly interest ing short stories by popular writers. Bret Harte contributes a poem, finely illustrated, entitled, "What the Chimney bang," and the other poems are of rare merit, lhe miscellany is large, and em braces a great variety of subjects replete with entertainment and embodying much useful information, lhe number con tains lz3 quarto pages and more than a hundred engravings. It is also embel lished with a 'beautiful colored frontis piece, "Baby's Awake," from a painting dj meyer von Bremen, xne price oi a single copy is only 25 cents; yearly sub scription, S3. Address Frank Leslie s Publishing House, 53, 55 and 57 Patk Place, New York. ' I THE MAILS. The xnaiU close and arrive at tha City roet uiuce as iouowb : Northern through malls 5 80 p m. Northern through, and way mails ...........6:40 a. xa. Ralelgb. 6:40 a.m. Mails for the N. O. Railroad, and routes supplied there from, including A. & N. O. Railroad, at.... 6;40 a. m. Southern malls for all polnt3 South, daily 7:45 p. m. Western mails (C GB'y) daily (except Sunday 8;10 a-m. Mail for Cheraw & Darling ton... ....... . . 7:45 p. m. Mails for points between Flo- rence and Charleston. 7:45 p m Fayetteville, and offices on Cape Fear River, Tuesdays, and Fridays l-"00 p. to. Fayetteville, via Lamberton, daily, except Sundays...... 8:10 a. ra. Onslow 0.' H. and totennedl- ate offices, every llonday and Thursday at......... C00 sum. Smlthvllld malls, by steam- fcoa dafly, (except Ban- . days)x4.........w-- aw & - 24. 1881 NO. 73 Hew AdvertisemAQt A Card IN THE CASE OF T. MOR3E AND Newton St. George, on trial f.r disturb ing the worship of the M. E. Church in this lace, I think the decision of Lewis A. Cial OWaV. J. P.. considering all th fironm- stances, was judicious. T. L. HOTI.K, Pastor 8mtthviUe, N. C.t May S3, 1SSL saay 4-U OPERA HOUSE. MONDAY EV?il!.Q, MAY SO- jyTR. A. B CHASE HAS THE HONOR to announce a representation of the beautir ful romantic Juvenile Opera of GOLDEN HAIR AND THE TWO BEARS 2 Seventy-five young Ladies, Misses and Boys in Chorus. Beautiful Scenery. Splen did Costumes, appropriate Stage Settiags and action. Triple Quartette of Gentlemen Kir st time in Wilmington, in Select Male Choruses. Admission 50 cents. Children 25 cents. Reserved Seats 25 cents extra,, at Heinsber- geri 's. may 24 Report of thb Condition rF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OV KJ Wilminjrton, at Wilmington, in the f tato of Worth Carolina, at the close of buaines, j&ay oia, iti: RESOURCES. Loans and discounts ...$C31,Ul FS Overdrafts 6 910 9J U. 8. Bonds to secure circulation 0,090 60 Other stocks, bonds and mortga ges............... ... Das from approved reserva agents Due front other National Banks... Dae from State Banks and bankers Beal estate, furniture and fixtures Current expenses and taxes paid, Bills of otnerBanxs,... ......... Fractional paper currency nick els sad pennies...........'.... 8pecie... Legal tender notes, '. Redemption fund with U.S. Treas urer, (5 per cent of circulation) 3,261 85 17,743 02 11,216 0 1,411 95 5 ',229 01 6,574 74 86,1 ao 472 03 37,000 00 1C, 000 09 2,25V Q9 Total $953,137 07 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in ....$250,C0O 00 Surplus fund 30,352 87 Undivided profits 27,74S 01 National Bank notes outstanding, 44.9Q0 00 Dividends unpaid........ 2,153 01. Individmal deposits subject to ciicck l777 O- Demand certificates of deposit,... 277,564 49 Due to other National Banks 30,C'0 21 Notes and bills re-discounted 111,636 81 Total. $952,137 07 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW UANOVERjES I, A. K. WALKER, Cashier. of the abore named Bank,do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the nest of my knowledge and belief. A. K. W ALKEK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to beforo mo this 23d day of May, 1881. a. M. JiU w den, Notary rabiie CoaarcT Attest : ALFRED MARTIN, JAMK8 BPiiUNT, If. E; BURRUdS, nay 74 irecters. I. CAROLINA CKMTRAL KAlLlt'JAD COMPANY. OmoiOiiitif. rjffraaiwrian . WiXmlng oa, 5. C., Kay 24, 18?1 j Chajtsk or ScasiDtLB rS AND AFTEa. May 25. 1331. t tA KJ loving 8ohedol will te operated cn tat Kailroa t PASSSSGER AND XX PR EH S TRAIN. Daily exeept Saniajs Uo 1 f Leave Wilmingtoa...9.4 A t VArrire at Charlotte at..6.45 P 11 Leave Charlotte atMM...9.45 A U X Arrive at Wilmington at..45 P at Mo S Trains BTos 1 and 3 stop at regular stations only, and points designated ia theGompa ay's Time Taote Theee trains make close connection at Charlotte with trains Noa. 3 and land tipriags and aU points on dhelby Di visloa. PA8SB5GER, MAIL AND FREIGHT, V Leave Wllminrton at.. 6:CO P 1 Eo ft VArrire at Hamlet at. 1:28 A M, J 44 at Charlotte at. BiO A S Leave Charlotte at 70 P 6 I-Arrive at BanJetat .. 1:2S A le J M at Wilmiagton at 9:30 A U No. S Is daily except Basday. bat so eoiaeetioa ar Raleigh oa Saturday So, 6 Is dally exeept Saturday. SHELBY DIVISION, P18SE5GE&,MAIL EXPRESS AND FREIGHT. - - - t rsi r at mo a. a v.iv, in a p u M t ljeave Boeisy ai , a:so a a J Arrive at Charlotte aU 9.03 A 11 Trains Vos t and i make close eosaectlsa i Hmlet to aad from Ralaiga, exeapt as j above. -- Taroaza Bleeping Cars between Balexgi aad Charlotte. Trains xio. 1 aad a naze eo&stetloa at Charlotle with A.. T. A O. H. R. arriving i at BtafasTilie same evening, and ejpsecting tare) wita TT . If G. R. K. for Asheville aad Ipciati oa 7H U. . c-y z ' Cnal Ci5trl2:ii!ni PL5ASS2TOTICS. Te will be glad to reeetre eosinualeaSsts froa ozr hUnte on amy ad all mVesto o ?eserallatem tat TJe tana of th, vrtter but always fca f fir alahe4 to the Editor. ICom&caleaUccsavstbe wrlttsa ea ealy one tide of the paper. Personalities mast be avoided Ati it Is especially and iartlcclarly cttf r rtood that the Edit- doe oot always aders the views of eorrefpos dents, uilets so stst Hot? Advortisements, This Day L r VJ ?'urx M'ortmeat of t ice. Lf4 K k, Htrwi fr afternoon aad dr.i wer .swe.t and eirt stoek cf 183 E. KARRKR, . mr ,Z4w Heath ot street Tjhe Ocoan Houce J3 THE PLACE FOR PLEASURE seek, era to stop at. , Finest Wines, Liquors, Ci gars and Champagnes always on hand, RestaurantM just over the water. 'BRTANT MORSK; Proprietor. may 21 lm For Smithvitlew ON AND AFTER THE 19th inst., the Steamer PASSPORT will resume htr regular trips lor-.Smithville. leavioe: wharf foot of Market 8treet, at 9 00 , r,. uaturu:lyS wneu sno win may lb- J. WV HARPER Mew Testament REVISED 0XFQ3D EDITION. 2000 C01iFS JUftT RECCIYLD tad can o Lnd ii ciht diff.ratstj!e3. . ... ,4 , s . . n '5 f-a's aad upwards, at UE1NSBERGER(3. Lire Book and lluilo Store may 53 500 COPIES OF TUS REViSl D TESTAMENT JJ.nT KFC SITED AT C. V,r. Yates' Book y tore. may 21 TREASURER'S OFFICE. pERSOXS HOLDHiG PAST DUE Bonds oi the City of Wilmington, N. C. are, hereby notified to present the amc at this ofSco for payment ou or before June 1st, 1S3J, afto " which time no interest will be allowed. IIEXRY SAVAGE, S tar copy Ti cas urcr may 1D-G5 fitatc of Xorth Carolina, ) v ,T . Superior Court. New Hanover County. ) Joha D. Bellamy, Jr., PlaiatuT, j Cornelius fa:np-oc-H, France CamDbell and rTiiS7;V,ViVh,,taey "ehdants. rpilIS ACTION I IN'STMUTKD TO X forcdos.i a . mortgage on rtfal estate in the City of iluiingtoo,'made by defend ants, CorneHus and Frances Campbell, and it bc-in; made to appear that the defendant Gemellus Carnpbt-.il L a uori-resident: has property wiihiu this State andean not after duo diligence - be found therein, and that said defendant resides In Albany, New xrv. ma gaia Cornelua CsmnMi Court House in Wilmington, on the 13th Monday alter the 1st Monday in March, 1M, oud anp'",vcr or demur to the comrjlila filed in tiiia action. Clerk Superior Court, Wewllanovcr Co. a?i ll-Jawices r Foreclosu.-e Sale. Y VIRTIIB AND IN PUU8UANOH of XJ a decree cf tha hnn.rh. rrH. r . . j - - -ra wait VI i Civ fn h RrMac9 thwe Plag, where. In H. Brath ld A Bro., are plalaUffj. atd Oeorge W4 Frio, aad wife. tSepiuT. ?re dcfeiJanU, the undersigned, Cofcsioa erapp,yjtei bv said der. .n r I cub, at pnfclic eacUon, at the Court Hon the 6ih dayrf Jnse. 13?I,at 12 o'c'ock 11 all that lot of laic iluit la sild eitrai 9 ti gwestwardiv alori th .nn,.. .i.-V. sail Chu'ch atreet tarnm r. .. OBthwardlr. carallfil -iih ki..V Ti 7 Zt UJif ,hen astrardJy, ptral Iei with Ctareh street : fdrtjoae feets theses remwardiv. rara!ii .h biZ a part of lot J, bb;a91. P. H. DAR3r. Ccxa aiizioixsr n:ay 3-lawfw-tass Fresh tZvory Day PTISg AE302TINT OF OXSDILVl Preach and D jxejtie, j&it retired aid 11 THB ONLY HOHE-HADE Candy la tia clt7, nZl U tozzl tntj day, freah aad swcsV thrse desrt BczSx'U the PoetoSsa ea CeccnJ s'r JiL Alio, ITctj ySztx tts Tc;.: hereby notified and required to appear at the next term of the Suoerlor Court of New Hanover Countv. t i hri a Bonsia ai ( fellows Bgtncisg at a pclat forty-ens feet wss: of tie ifite-see:l?n of Sixth aad. Cture atreet, oa saii Chuth sjreex, on m cotih mW