THIS FAPSB
" JOSH- t. aMKS,
I nAQTinV. PAID.
8CB8C.T Six 'months, J 50 ; Three
m f' ... one month, 50 oent. ,
Ir will be delivered bj earrferi,
" 01 .nntnerire4i.
"7.1. rt low and libera
wribers will plena report any ui
... It their papw regularly.
i '--r-
fair Advertisements.
THE GREAT
FOB
RHEUMATISM
J
f,,rnlnia. Sciatica. Lumbar n.
Backache, Soreness of -ihe Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, t Frosted
Feei and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
So Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs Oil
"m tafe, sure, simple and cheap External
Imtdj. A trial entail but the comparatively
triiing outlay of 50 Cent, and every one suffer
y tog with pain can have cheap and positive proof
1 ita claima.
Pirtctiooj in Seven Languages.
BOLD BT ILL DB EGOISTS AST) DEALEES
IN MEDICIEE.
A.VOGEI-ER fe CO.,
Baltimore, Hid.,
aprill2daW'DM tO
H LACES !
BLACK AND CREAM,
,:.:,
New Dress Goods
IN NOVELTIES.
A Large Assortment.
All just In and the prices will De found
Mtisfactory.
Clearingout'a lot of Ladies' Underwear
cheap.
Summer Silk?,
Good Styles, very cheap.
R-'M.'Mc !ntire.
jue 10
MRS. JOE PIBSQtM'S
IC BITTERS !
SCROFULA, RHEUMATISM,
& alffin?5 Chronic Bilious Colic
SSSSi? f the blood. As
ttiuBmin Iand Purifier of the blood
mi proven itself unequalled.
Moaic aad Bload Purifier it i
S
Unsurpassed
Mill's, Carteret Co , N.C., )
Km. vn July 17th, 1879. $
yourmJw S0-Dear Madam: I think
tte rS rne !lthe that is now before
hit 5 orlhe cure or- olood diseases. I
& wflfdT.1 wdence I it. and believe that
fceperIS?lat y(m claim for It. I have
JouS, oowledge of the condition of
few, , es before he commenced
SaT, clne an I see you have
feHi! 5. J on,
eadl v?7 power for you among my
lours respectfully,
cure,. p for testimonial of remarkable ;
fol??1 oyS" Joe Person, Franklin-
pURCL!HL HOUSE.
SK?-MANAGES1ENTf
PEtuiY. . . Prop
i;uPlto Atlantis" floteL
p" fiT. leb8.tl
ill BE
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eilnrata v J"1. " jour enorts to
dito w 6 ?ndion of mankind, and
Ha .V; -1 COmfOrt and hannoo. f -nHll
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VOL. V
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advektisemekts.
N W Schenck, D Knights of Honor
Heinsbekgeb Nana's Daughter
C W Tate8 liberal Offers
No City Court to-day
News is very scarce to-day.
j - " '.
No police arrests last night or to-day
The fountain of youth the sod. foun
tain.
Lime
fences.
5 our celkrs; whitewash your
Bunti
Dg rt mains the favorite seaside
dress fuliric.
lie t h.it givelli to tiie tramp, lendelh
to ihe FalooL ?t.
To ovvb is human to piy up is another
thing entirely.
' The mad dog season is at hand a hor
ror for all the land.
The crop of picnic s appears to be some
what backward .
Never cry over spilt uiilk; there is
water enough in it already. ,
The market was bountifully supplied
with vegetables thi3 morning.
The St. Thomas' Sunday School ex
cursion was well attended to-day.
One inch and nine one hundredths of
rain fell in this city on yesterday.
Would it not pay some one to start a
watering cart to sprinkle the streets?
The ice cream boon is at its height'
and girls and beaux eat day and night.
A sand-papered heafl is a thing of not
much beauty, but a joy lo the flies.
The bride is generally given away,
but who ever thinks of giving away the
groom.?
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacob t'sT r " v ' r t- "
The new hosiery matches the dress
good3 and men will now begin to notice
what women wear.
i - .
The newest mania among fashionable
women,married and unmarried, is to make
their bed rooms beautiful.
A man who won't take off his hat to
himself once and awhile in the summer,
mnst be a cold-blooded wretch.
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. f
The breaks in the Signal Service tel
egraph wires were repaired yesterday
and everything was in working order to
day.
Do . not grumble about the weather.
Be thankful that you are in a world
wherethe thermometer seldom gets over
100.
A lump of wet saleratus applied to a
spot stung by a wasp or bee, will afford
instant relief. The alkali neutralizes
the poison.
The trip to the Snapper Banks has
been postponed on account of the easter
ly winds. The Passport will make herj
usual trips to morrow.
Mischievous boys should remember
that their parents are not only liable to
a fine, but that they would be rigidly
dealt with if caught writing vulgarity
on the sides of houses and fences.
See Here.
You are sick; well, there is just one
remedy that will cure you beyond possi
bility of doubt. If it's Liver or Kidney
trouble, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Debil
ity, Wells' Health Renewer is your hope.
SI. Druggists. Depot Jas. C. Munds.
The Fayetteville excursionists who
left here on the steamer North State on
Thursday last on their return trip home
did not arrive in Fayetteville until Sun
day morning owing to the .law stage of
the water in the river.
Another cotton bloom, this time from
Bladen county, the first, we believe, re
ported from Bladen. It was sent by Mr.
irHrSmith, of Abbottsbnrg, through
Messrs. G. Boney & Sons, of this city.
Mr. Smith writes that he has about 75
acres in cotton and that it is all looking
splendid. :
Don't Take any Chances on Life
when Warner's Safe "Kidney and Liver
Cure will regulate and keep you healthy
at all times. .
.... - - .
WILMINGTON, N. C, THURSDAY, JUNE
1
4 . Pawenffer Law. ; ;
The recent lavs of the TJ. S. Govern
ment relative to the overloading of , ex
cursion boats are very rigid aad a Cus
tom House official is now required to
check of each passenger. This is done
in order to prevent, more .persons from
going on a boat than she ii allotted to
carry. T ' . -
. We have known people who bad not
stirred front their beds for six weeks, on
account ot Inflammatory Rheumatism,
to be cured in less than one weefcbyt.
Jacobs Oil, savs MaxBaumeister, Esq.,
Walla Walla, Washington Territory.
The Cotton Exposition.
From Dr. J. E. Winsnts, who has been
appointed the agent for this city, we have
a handsome lithograph view of the
grounds in Oglethrope Park, near At
lanta, as they will look when the build
ings of the International Cotton Exposf
tian will all be completed. The exhibi
tion will open October 5 th and close" De
cember 31sL Dr. Winants will take
pleasure in furnishing all information
which xaay be desired.
Sadden Death.
A cole red woman named Phillis
Thompson, living on Ninth, between
Walnut and Red Cross streets, died sud
denly yesterday eveniig. 3 She was a
washwoman and in the morning went to
do a day's washing at Mr. Scarborough's,
on Seventh street, apparently in her usu.
al health. About noon Mrs. Scarborough
in passing by the washroom discovered
the woman lying down, and seemingly in
great pain. Assistance was called and a
wagon procured and she was sent home
when a physician was called, who pro
nounced her disease a congestive chill,
from which she died about 4 o'clock,
p.m.
Beautify your homes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
anted. Sold only at Jacobi's. t
Danchy & Co.
1 For four years past 'we have liad deal
ings with the large advertising agency of
Dauchy & Co., heretofore at 191 Fulton
street, and we have found them in every
particular prompt and reliable. Under
these circumstances it is gratifying to
know of their prosperity. Their busi
ness has increased so much of late that
more extensive quarters have been found
necessary and hence they have removed
te No. 27 Park Place, corner of Church
street, where the firm occupies a floor
extending through the block to Nos. 24
and 26 Murray street, a space about 50
by 200 feet. About 50 feet of the Park
Place front is partitioned off fpr the
counting room and private office. Be
yond, the walls are covered from floor to
ceiling with pigeon holes for flies of
newspapers, and on one side of the room
are a number of alcoves, furnishing
places for about 8,000 files. The Mur
ray street front is given up to the ship
ping department, Messrs. Dauchy & Co.
being also manufacturers and dealers in
printers' supplies.
Call at Jacobi's for Garden Hoes and
Rakes, Shovels, Spades, Axes, &c. There
you have the lowest prices. t
The Old German Volunteers of Wil
mington. We have time and again urged the re
organization of this fine company and
have recently been informed that all
that is wanted to briig this old com
mand forward is to get some representee
tive man ot the German population to
take hold, and in ten days thereafter the
German Volunteers will have their .ranks
fall. After conferring with a nuzaber of
the old members we have come to the
conclusion that Mr. A. Adrian kis the
man, and if he will call a meeting of his
German friends to organize a company
Wilmington will have the German Vol
unteers in full blast in less than ten days
Ihe German Volunteers can uniform
themselves with the service uniform
adopted by the State, at a cost of $800,
and go to Yorktowc They can then get
their fall dress uniforms at their leisure,
but let them adopt this service uniform
now and let us chronicle the fact that
they are organized and will go to York
town. Gen'l M. P. Taylor will have
them armed at once. We hope this sug
gestion will be at once acted upon, and
we shall soon be able to say that the Ger
man Volunteers are out with fall ranks.
Xadies who A rr BEC3ATC Elko ax c
and purity are using Parker's Hair Bal
sam. It is the best article soM for re
storing gray hair to its original color and
beauty. .
To-morrow will be St John's Day.
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 16 bales.
. J- ; :' 1
The interior of the City Hall building
will receive a coat of paint next week.
CoL J no. Wilder Atkinson; of. this
city, wus registered in Raleigh day-be-
fore-yesterday. -
Rer.T. P. Ricand, of this ; city, will
deliver the Masonic address to-morrow
at La Grange, Lenoir county; 6 ;
Brig Angelica cleared to-day for Pror
gresso, Mexico, with 200,515 feet lum
ber, shipped by Messrs. Northrop &
Cumming. .
The seaside lovers and the mountain
climbers, " are 1 betaking themselves to
sections where they can indulge their
summer penchant.
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sash; Blinds and Doors, Glass,
fec You can get all sizes and at the
lowest prioes... . . . . , . f
The iron railing around the City Hall
Park is receiving a new. coat of black
paint which much improves its looks
and adds to its durability.
At 3 o'clock to-day the thermometer
in this office registered 82 degrees, which
is six degrees above Summer heat and
four degrees higher than at the same
hour yesterday.
To day is the last day allowed by law
for listing taxes. Up to 3 o'clock this
afternoon 3,223 persons have listed, but
there are between 600 and 700 persons in
the city who are delinquents.
Rev. W. T. Jones "will fill the pulpit
of the First Baptist Church next Sunday,
the Pastor, Rev. Jas. B. Taylor, being
absent in Asheville this week in attend
ance on the Sunday School Convention.
A lady wants to know why the rail
road companies do not provide special
cars - for tobacco chewers, as fellas for
smokers. Bless your innocent heart! to
bacco chewers are not 80 particular &s
that. An ordinary passengar car is good
enough for them.
A society of young ladies has been or
ganized for the promotion of long en
gagements. The members have noticed
that after their ' marriage the amount of
reveaue in the form of candy, bouquets,
carriage rides, opera tickets and picnic?,
fall off with a very marked rapidity.
He says She is Crazy.
Mirah Nixon, colored, was arrested in
Brooklyn to-day for disorderly conduct.
Since her incarceration in the city prison
her husband has called at the City Hall
and states that she is 'crazy. He says
he can do nothing with her and that he
has been compelled to fiend their chil
dren in the country for their personal
safety.
Seventy-Third Birthday.
Mr. H. Nutt, of this city, celebrated
ta-day his 73d birthday, he having been
born June 23d, 1808. ' We are pteased
to say that he is still vigorous and hearty
much more so, in fact, than many who
have passed the three score years And
ten and we trust that he may he spared
many years yet. He has received numer"
ous congratulations to day and bears his
blushing honors as modestly as a school
boy.
The Biver and River Steamers.
The steamer A. P Hurt arrived in
this city last night about 9 o'clock. She
left Fayetteville on Monday morning
about 8 o'clock. From Capt. Worth
we learn that the water on the shoals is
very low, and that the steamers have to
be pulled over them by main force. The
steamers North State, Wave and Mur
chison were at Elizabeth town yesterday
afternoon. By the united efforts of the
three boats' crews one of the steamers
was pulled over the shoal, and the men
were at work on the other. The river
frieght has accumulated in this city and
the Hurt will have more than she can
carry over with the assistance of two
barge fla.ts which she will have in tow.
Capt. Worth has not, as yet, experienced
an insurmountable trouble, as the Hurt
is said to. float on a heavy dew.
Hundreds - or Met, Woxex axd
Chiuesn Rescued from beds of pain,
sickn'383 and almost death and made
strong and hearty- by Parker's Ginger
Tonic are the best evidences in the world
ef its sterling worth. Ton can find these
in every comznutity. Post. See advertisement
23. 1831. . NO 148
Bishop Lyman' lppotnlmrnfs-
Jane 24. Fridav llolv Innorpnta
Bertie Co.
June 25. Saturdav Windsor. Tiprtifl
Co. V
June 26, Sunday Wood ville. Ordi
nation. .
M. i" -
June 27.
Monday Roxabel, Bertie
Co.
June 29, Wednesdav Kinston. ' Len-
4-1 . - ,7
oir Co. .
June 30. Thursdav Holv Innocents.
Lenoir Co.
July 3, Sunday Newbern. Ordina
tion".-
July 5, Tuesday Beaufort. f .
Holy Communion at all morning ser
vices. Collections for diocesan missions.
Qnarterly Meetings.
Wilmington District Methodist E.
Church, South. Third round, in part:
Duplin, at Richlands, . . June 25-26
Bladen, at New Church, . July 2-i 3
JLiizabeth, at Elizabeth town, July 6
Whiteville, at Wbiteville, . July 16-17
Waccamaw.at Lebanon, . July 23-24
Smithville Station.- . . . July 23-21
L. S. BURKHEAD,
Presiding Elder. ;
New Advertisements.
IMana's Daughter,
CONTINUATION OF AXD Scqael to
Smile ZjIa'j Bellgtic Ncral cf "NANA".
Translated from the French by John Stir.
ling. :
Ntn'j daughter hu an Il'nitratel forer.
with Portraits f th Heroine and of all (he
Piiccipl Ob9rattMaia th work oa i!.
Trice 75 c-cts ia Faper, or $1 ia Clcth.
For s lie at
HBINSBEKQER'S.
Live Book and MniicStore
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Mechanical Dentistry.
T WILL RESUME ON NEXT MoTiday.
1 6th inst., the practice of Mechanical Den;
tistry, using Celluloid as a base plate.
PriceFull Set $60.00
Half Set $30.00
J. H. : DURHAM, DcnU&t,
Princes street, bet. Frant and Sccocd.
- may 31-lm
For Smithville.
!
fjpHE STEAMER PASSPORT "makes her
regular trips for Smithville, leariDg wharf
foot of Market street, at O.OO A. M., except
on Saturdays, when she -will leave Smith
ville at 7 MO A. M., and Wilmington at 4
P. M. J W HARPER
je lS-tf
Notice-
H
AVINQ QUALTFED as Administrati ix
of the estate of W. D. Mahn, deceased, be
fore the Probate Judge of New Hanover
eounty, notice is .hereby given to all per
sons indebted to the estate of 6aid deceased
to make immediate payment, and to all per
sons having claims against the deceased to
present them for payment to my agent, Mr.
W. H. Topp, on or before the 13th, day of
May,l8S2,otherwIse this notice will be plead
in, bar of their recovery.
MARY M. MAUN,
may 12-law6w-thu Administratrix
Corn; Bacon, Molasses.
10 000 Buslls prime yte corn
I JYQ Boxes Smoked and D Slides
OCA Hhds and Tierces
ODVJ - .New Crop Cuba
f Bbls New Orleans Molasses,
Just received and for sale low by
WILLIAMS & MUBCHISON 1
Flour,g Sugar, Coffee, &c.
lOOO.Bbls Flour, all. grades,';
250 Bbls Sugars, Granulated, A Extr
UandU,
80 Bbls New Orleans Sugar f .
350 Bags Coffee, different grades,
125 Boxes Assorted Candy,
UK) Tubs Choice Leaf Lard
75 Bbls and Boxes Lemon Cake?,
375 Boxes Lye and Potash j
200 Boxes Soap,
75 Boxes and Kegs Soda,
100 Boxes and Half Bbls Snuff.
Shot. Buekets, Paper, Spice, Pepper, Gin
ger, Hoop Iron, Jcc, Randolph ahceunga,
, . For sale by , ,
fcb28 WILLIAMS & MURCIIISON
The Cosmopolitan
BAR 13 THE PLACE WHERE YOU
can get the coolest, purest and most
scientifically mixed 8utnmer Drinks to be
found in the city. The very best Wines,
Champagnes and Liquors always on hand.
The best 5-cent Cigar that Is made. Drop
In and cool off. JOHN CARROLL,;.
8 Proprietor.
Tile Ocean House
V SMITHYILLE.tN. C.
jSTfli PLACE FOR PLEASURE eeek
era to stop atlaest Wines, Liquors, CI
garsand Champagnes always on hand.
'ReftiurantJust over the wateri
BRYANT MORSE, v
xaay 21 lm . , Proprietor.
;ru:jin:roTic2., '
TTs will bdla4 to rec!vt ocamralcatTcti
frost rar CrUais oa jty aad all saVoets V
general tetemft bul
Ta nazat of Co wtfSsr east always ho fit .
akaed to fao Editor.' i:
tFOorrayntttttioas mist bo wrlUsal ea only
oat sido of Iho papov.
Persoaiafiej xasit bo avoliod
S And It la WpeelaDy aad pcCszlulj cader
ftood that tho Cdltacdoea aot ahrayM&dors
tho views ot oorrofpoadeata, unless to ttat
ia t3a odltorUT eolnane. ' '
liexi Advorticomonts.
t :
Show WhitG Brer.:!
and
BEAUTIFUL ROLLS
ANDBISCUITS
will be guaranteed if yon nsilho
celebrated
2EtL 3E 3D) 3SS
OF THE
IE3 23. "t 37 ":.y w
OUR!
It has taken the first prize pyer all
other Flours.. . .
At almost 6very National Exposi-
. -
tion held during the past "
. five years.
For salo only in Barrels and Half
Barrels, by
I0ATWGHT,
IVos. fit Ss 13 N. Front St
Je 23
Good tlew Butter.
jp RESU AND. SWZET, ... ,
COOKING EUITER,
-. . . - - . ? - . . -
la Kits and Boxex.
N , For etli bw by - ;
Eall &. Pearoall.
je 16
RED CEOAR PACKINQ CHESTS,
RASH, DOORS AND BUNDS,
RACKETS 'MOULDING, LUMBEB, &e;
i
f ALL SIZES WINDOW.GLASS,
f1
AT
IMfl
J
AXTAFFEB, PRICE & GO'S. "
- ' ' -. " -
Factory: . . Ofilce:
Foot Walnut st. Kntt, near RedCrou
Liberal Offers
RE M IDE TO THOSZ In want of Boob,
fcutis&erjy Fancy Goodj, Jkc, &u Drop
in and lock aronnd. " No trouble to ghow
Goods aod answer qneitionj. 8f ee5al attend
tlcn !s eilled to the fie! that I t a offerlsg
tetter twnsoa itrinly first elaj PUaof tad
Orgaas tiaa ever bifjre. ,
C W. Yates' Book Store,
For the Sound.
rpUE WAGONETTE will leave earner
ji vecoza ana rrlncess Streets, EVERY
EvPNING. YexcDt iinTidr vnn tttt
SOUND, t 0 o'clock. Returning leave tho
Sound In the morniurr. at 7 o'rlrlr p. r
50 cents each way. -
jei7-itr . T. J. SOUTHERLAND.
100,000 Brick
JJOR SALE HARD AND SOFT,
12 LOTS TO SUIT
At Lowest Cash Figures, , "
.;. r ' ' " ' At the Coal Tard
jeso.st j a spring: