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,fl fillers to receive their papers regniarly.
LOCAL NEWS.
Njw Advkbtibevkxts.
Hal Cassidit For 8ale
HcKflBSRQXB-Parlor Organs
C W Tatis No Frees, No Water
A G Pjcaud, Com'r Legjl Ad
The receipts of cotton at this port to
day foot up 1.663 bales. , '
Ger.", barque Madura, Schuitz, from
this port, arrived at Hamburg on the Ctb
H them ' - ,
'eampico, .
L-oa sar. barque Carl Max, Beyer, from
M !-.w.A' A ? Jl it . ! w m
pan;, arriveu en ine om msi. at lAr
I. - : - . :.
r. barque LiV e Oak, Still well, arriv-
Y'D the 5th iost at Rotterdam, from
K port,
steamship Gulf Stream, Captain Id
Id, sailed hence (or New York this
brniocr.
Spirits turpentine advanced to 50 j
enis in this market to-day. It sold yes.
( Jfrdaj at 49 cents.
Sol Smith Russell's "Edgewood Folks"
; Company is booked (or the Opera House
ia this city on Tuesday next, the 15th
inst.
The Ladies of Firth Street M. E.
-r
Church have decided to hare a Festival
for the benefit of their Church on next
Wednesday, the 16th inst., in Rankin
Hall.
That slight Tickling in the Throat and
disposition to slight Cough may be the
precursor of years of suffering unless
jou take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup which
never disappoints. Price 25 cents.
Unmailable
Unmailable matter, addressed as fol
lows, remains in the Postoffice in this
city:
Carrie King, Beaufort, N. C; one
white stamped envelope, no address.
This article appears in a Michigan
journal: Amos James, Esq., proprietor
ot the Huron liouse, if ort Huron, Mien.,
suffered so badly with I Rheumatism that
he was unable to raise his arm for three
months. Five bottles of St. Jacobs Oil
cared him entirely.
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.
$1. Druggists. Depot Jas. CMunds.
Study your interest. You can now
buy Cook Stoves at factory prices at
Jacob t's. t
Freshwater Perch, Trout and Black
fish Hooks and Lines. A full assort
ment and lowest prices at Jacobi's. t
Major Graham Daves, of this city
has removed to Charleston, where we
understand that he will be located as
Agent at that point for the Atlantic
Coast Line.
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
T.DK WITTTALMAQK, D. D., EDITOR.
The December number of this favorite
periodical appears with the popular di
Tine, T.De Witt Talmage, D. D., as Ed
itor, and extremely good as it has hith
erto been, it has acquired increased bril
liancy irom his connection with it. In
his characteristic initial address, "To the
People," be says:
"We promise nothing, except to trust
in God and do our level best. Our re
ligion is sunshiue, and the difference be
tween earth and heaven ia that the eun
ahine of earth sometimes gets beclouded,
bat heaven is everlasting sunshine.
We mean to cultivate the largest catholicity-
.; We want in our Magazine to
belonucke Sunday the brightest, and
most enterlainiay, and the happiest day
of the- week. We believe there is no
other Sunday Magazine in America. So
the field ia clear. We propose beginning
in our next a series of articles of 'People
We Aave Met, and will, before we get
through, set forth some of our con
temporaries of the pulpit and the ptess.
They have often given their ideas of us
We will give our ideas of them." The
leading article of tbc number is entitled,
"The Christian Statesman, James A.
Garfield," by the Editor, which is replete
with interesting reminiscences, and is
finely illustrated. Among the other par
ticularly noteworthy illustrated articles
are "Malta," Reminiscences of an Old
New Yorker, "Religious Dissent in
Russia," "Ibe Prince Imperial Memo
rial," "A Missionary Emancipator," etc4
etc The interesting story, "May Cun
ningham's Trial," is continued, and there
are several short stories, sketches, essays,
etc, by Eleanor Kirk, Augusta Browne
Garrett, Rev. Dr. Deems, Rev. J. H
Waterbury, etcetc The poems possess
great merit, and the miscellany is abund
ant, entertaining and instructive. '1 he
price of a single copy is 25 cents ; the
annual subscription $3; six months $1.50;
four months $1; sent post pajd. Address
Frank Leslie, Publisher, 53; 55 and 57
Park Place, New York.
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VOL. V WILMINGTON, N. C., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1881. NO. 264
County Commissioners.
The Board met in regular session yes
terday afternoon; present, Mr. H. A
Bagg. Chairman, and Commissioner
Pearce, Moore and Worth.
Applications for licenses to retail spir
ituous liquors were granted to John G.
Gilschen, J. W. Gerdts, J. H. Busch and
H.Schulken.
It was ordered that the poll tax of
J ohn Gore be remitted, he being ovr age.
The application of J. H. Hanby, for
redaction of valuation on property, was
not granted.
The application of David Hall, to be
relieved from- the -pftynwnt of-poll tT
was not granted.
The application of county officers, to
be furnished fuel for their offices, was not
granted.
The application of J. C. Hill, in re
gard to tax on property, was referred to
Col. J. D Taylor.
The. Treasurer submitted his monthly
report for the month of October, which
was as follows: . ' . i
General Fund: Balance on .
hand . . . .$13,454.43
Special Fund : Balance on
hand . . . . 924.98
Educational Fund: Balance
on hand . . . 9,394 53
He also returned 13 coupons of $3
each, and one coupon of the denomination
of $15 which were burned in the pres
ence of the Board.
Tho Registersubmitted his report for
the month of September, showing the
amount of $14.25 received from marriage
licenses, and exhibited his receipt from
the Treasurer for the same. Also the
report for October, showing the amount
of $19 received from the same source, and
exhibited his receipt for the same.
It was ordered that the petition of the
Register for a stove in the Register's of
fice be granted.
The application of Norwood Giles fc
Co., for a redaction of assessment on
property, was not granted, there beinflr
no legal authority, in the opinion of the
Board, for such action. .
The regular ventre of jurors for the
special term of the Criminal Court was
drawn as follows:
. ,G. M. Crapon, Lewis Bryant, R. A.
Kingsbury, F. V. B.Yopp, C. C. Parker,
W. H. M Koch, N. F. Parker, Joseph
F. Craig, John Dyer, James H. Lane.
Wm. L. Duke, Joseph Doane, John T.
French,Isham Quick, S. W. Dunham, H.
McL. Green, F.- A. Newberry, A. L
Freeman, Thos. E. Davis, Wm. Kellogg,
L."FJanagan, Benj. Tcdd, M. Cronly, C.
M. Bonham, J. D.H. Klander, John W.
Gerdts, E. F. Johnson, C. H. Ward, B
L. Hutchins, C. H. King.
The following regular ventre for the
December term of the Superior Court was
drawn:
First Week. Robt. Lee, Benj. Dun.
ham, Jno. L. Dudley, A. J. Hill, D. F.
Barnes, E. J. Moore, R. Greenberg. W.
R: Beery, W. M. Hankins, Thos. Evans,
Geo. W. Hughes, R. F. Eyden.
Second Week. W. C. Puckett, N
Hullen, Geo. I. HusseL Geo. Moseley,
John Ottowayi J. T. Mclver, William
Gilchrist, John B. Casteen, John B.
Beery, B. G. Bates, C. W. Uawes, Walk
er Meares.
Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and fall-
- n . w-fc 1
ing hair, Jrarters xiair jaisam uas
taken the first rank as an elegant and
reliable hair restorative.
The first Hop of the season of the
Lotus Club will be given in Germania
Hall this evening. It is confidently ex
pected that it will be a brilliant opening
of the gay season.
The atmosphere to day has been like
unto July. The thermometer ia this
office at 3 o'clock this afternoon, regis
tered 83 degrees.
Beautify your nomea by using the N
Y. Enamel Paint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's. f
Don't forget the Forepaugh atereopti
con exhibition at the corner of Front and
Market streets this evening. The
weather is fine and it will surely take
place.. Those who wish to secure good
teats should go early.
Rev. H. A. Northrop, the newly ap
pointed Vicar Apostolic of North Caro
lira, is to be consecrated at an early day,
not yet named, in Charleston. The
Young Catholic Friends Society of this
city will attend in a body on the occasion,
having chartered a train of Pullman
Palace cars. ; :
Warner' safe KItoej and Uter Car
If
I1'
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THE ASOCCIATED OAHUAYS OF VIRGINIA AND THE CAROLINAS,
Fassenger Department,
Richmond, VaM November 1st, 1881.
Memoranda of Arrangement of Round-Trip Rates, Tickets,. Routes of Transportation, and Advantages offered for the for
motion of Parties of Visitors to the
INTERNATIONAL COTTOrj EXPOSITION,
At Atlanta, Georsria,
From4he Territory Ira versed or reacted hvh Tg?1wi nf tkn ai,l ruw t:
Routes of Period of Validity, in Days,
Travel of Tickets herein
; FROM WHAT POINTS. Enumerated.
Notes. qoivo Stat ik Return
, Atlanta! isg.
Uoldsbero', . .... 9 '2 Days. 6 Davs. 2 Days.
Weldon 9 2 -4 6 2"
Wilmington, . ... 10 2 " 6 " 2 "
Tarboro', . . . . . 9 2 " 6 " 2 "
Wadesboro', . . . . 10 -
Cheraw, . . . . . 10 2 " 4 " 2 "
Florence, . . . . . 10 2 " 4 " 2 "
Columbia, . . . . 10 1 " 6 " 1 "
Wilson, . . . . . 9 2 " 6 " 2 "
Magnolia, . . . . . 9 2 " 6 " 2 "
Marion, 10 2 " 6 " 2 "
Sumter, . ... .10 2 " 6 " 2 " 1
Note. 9 via Wilmington & Weldon
Note. 10 via Wilmington, Columbia k Augusta Richmond and Columbia.
Movement of all parties on contract rates in groups A. B. C. and D. will be
ville and AUanta and Charlotte Air-Line RaUway Division, and tickets willread accordingly.
The Round-Trip Tickets herein named, when used singly, are of a soecific contract form. vnd if transfer a t nther
than eriqinal purchasers, and authorize
.agent ur vjouuuuvura.
To the end of affording increased facilities for visiting the Exposition, Contract Tickets,' adapted to parties of the size
herein named, are likewise offered. They embrace all the stipulations of single tickets, with the additional one, that they
are good for transportation to Atlanta only when presented on Trains in connection with all ethers of the specific class they
belonq to, as per the prices jiveny
Holders of these tickets may return upon them singly, within the period of their validity, provided they are the original
purchasers, and identify themselves accordingly.
An office for the identification of purchasers nd.tamping of retirn coupons has been established at the Union Depot in
Atlanta. It will be opened 36 minutes priorJ the departure of the trains.
Nome of the conditions of these tickets will be ehanged in any respect.
Investigation of the appliances for personal comfort, lodging, and food, means of transit between Atlanta and tho Expo
sition Grounds, authorizes the assurance that all elements exist contributing to a pleasant and economical visit.
For all information not contained in this advertisement, apply to the undersigned, or to the Station Agents of the Rail
ways at interest, jl. POPE
nov,5 3t-eod v-
Board f Alderman.
The Board of Aldermen met in Regu
lar monthly session at the City Hall,
last evening, present; Mayor Smith and
Aldermen Bowden, Hoggins, Worth,
Northrop, Alderman, Chad bourn, Tel
fair, Sampson and Willis.
The resolution to reconsider the reso
lution empowering the committee on
Fire Department to erect a belfry on the
City Hall was adopted.
The Finance Committee were granted
further time in the matter of Belgian
block pavement.
Committee on .Lights were granted
farther time.
The report of the Chief of Police rela
tive to the portico of the First National
Bank on Front street was received, and
on motion the matter was indefinitely
postponed.
The contract for repairing Nutt street
was awarded to Mr. R. H. Beery, (his
bid being the lowest,) subject to the con
currence of the Board of Audit and Fi
nance. Committee on Public Buildings were
instructed to have the roof of the City
Hall and Opera House building examin
ed, and if painting and repairs were
deemed necessary to advertise for bids
and report at the next meeting of the
Board.
A communication from the Chief of
the Fire Department, relative to build
ing a chimney at the Cape Fear engine
house, was referred to the committee on
Public Buildings with power to act.
The committee on Hospital made the
following report:
To His Honor, the Mayor, and Board
of Aldermen:
The committee on Hospital be? leave
to report, that they have appointed Dr.
W.W.Lane as Superintendent of the
same, and Jno. D. lay lor as Treasurer,
and that the City Hospital is now ready
to receive patients. They would also re
port the expenses for the month of Oc
tober (which includes the purchasing of
the necessary outfit for starting the Hos
pital) to be $346.78, and that they have
drawn a requisition on tne City Treas
urer for two-filths of this amount, say
$138.71, and on the Board of County
Commissioners for $208.07.
SaXUKL NOKTBSOr,
W. H. Chadbourx.
A communication from W. H. Sterl
ing. Manager of the telephone Ex
change, waa referred to the Board of Au
dit and Finance.
Petition from Messrs. Hall A Pearsall,
to erect a tiaroof shed on their wharf
between Market and Dock streets, was
referred to the committee on Fire De
partment, with power to act.
On notioa, tba Uayorirai autherittd
lETHW.
FOR
SINGLE
INDI
VIDUALS.
$22
23
18
24
12
15
15
12
23
21
18
14
Railroad and Columbia.
the requirement of identification of said
.
to lease a certain, wharf and lot from J
A. Walker, executor, at an annual rental
of $350.
A resolution was adopted, instructing
the committee on Fire Department to
inquire into the propriety of removing
the lire alarm bell to the lot occupied by
the Adrian engine house, and the proba
ble cost ot the same.
A communication from the Superinten.
dent ef the WV & W. R. R., relative to
the erection of a bulkhead at tho dock,
foot of Red Cross street, was received
and referred to committee, with instruc
tions to inquire into the necessity and
cost of the same.
On motion of Alderman Worth, the
cattle ordinance was amended, by striking
oat the words "that portion of the city
bounded by Red Cross, Seventh and
Castle streets and the Cape Fear river,
between the first day of September and
the first day of April, in each year,"
and submitting the words "the city
limits."
Alderman Telfair was allowed to re
cord his vote in the negative.
Alderman Northrop offered a resolu
tion for the more strict enforcement of
the cattle ordinance.
Alderman .Northrop offered a resolu
tion to appoint a committee of t hree to
consider the expediency of leasing the
market houses in the First, Fourth and
Fifth Wards of the city, (excepting the
stores and saloons in the market house
on Front street) until the first day of
May, 1883, at a rental not to exceed
$1,200 per annum. The committee to
report at a called meeting of the Board.
The resolution was adopted and the
Mayor appointed as such committee Al
dermen Worth, Hoggins and Alderman.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
The Masonic Hall building, on Market
street, is being repainted and renovated
TO SUBICRIBEfiS WILMINGTON
TELEPHONIC EXCHANGE.
i:
TTBOII AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,
Nov. 2, 1881, the verbal repetition of orders
e Central Office Operator, instead of ao-
wenag oacx .uirougn us uusouuer, mm
heretofore, will in the future acknowledge
the reception of your order and give notice
It has been executed by a aicgle tap of
the bell of the subscriber giTing the order.
Always hold your lever down until your
bell tape in response to your order, and thus
avoid havisg the operator ring in your ear.
The Central Oflce Operator upon the re
ception of your order for disconnection,
will give both bells one tap; this notifies
both parties of the disconnection.
J. C. WHITE.
i
eotL '
Zlfanaffer
RATES OF TICKETS.
For Condition of Sale and Use of
which see Notes.
For Par-iFor Par
For Par
ties of 30
For Par
ties of 50
each. D.
ties of 10 ties of 20
each. A,
each. B.
each. C.
00
00
25
00
80
00
00
00
00
00
25
55
19 10
18 80
16 90
21 20
14 65
13 25
12 35,
9 55
20 00
17 85
13 15
11 00
16 35
13 60
13 45
12 30
15 15
10 45
9 45
8 85!
6 80
14 25
12 75
9 40
7 90
10 90
10 75
10 00
12 10
8 40
7 55
7 10
5 50
11 40
10 20
7 50
6 30
16 15
14 50
18 20
12 55
11 35
10 60
8 20
12 10
15 30
11 25
9 45
onlv via Cnlnmhia. Hnlnmhia ni rtrrAn-
purchasers, at the option of the Railway's
General Passenger. Agent.
ITew Advertigoments
For Sale
LARGE METAL BELL, weighing 100
pounds. Suitable for a work bell. Has
fixtures. Apply to
nov 8-2t HAL CA8SIDET.
State of North Carolina, County of New
Hanover, Superior Court.
Susan LeRoy King, Katie K. Parsley
and husband George D. Parsley, Blanche
H. Chad bourn and husband James H.
Ohadbourn, Jr , Ogden D. King and
John Neilson King and Edwin Burruss
King, by their Guardian, Susan LeRoy
KiDg, Ex Parte.
In pursuance of a decree of the Supe
rior Court of New Hanover county, in
the above entitled cause, tb.6 undersigned
as Commissioner appointed by said de
cree, will expose to sale at public auction,
for cash, at the Court House door in the
city of Wilmington, on Monday, the 5th
day of December. 1881, at 12 o'clock,
M., the following real estate in said city.
First Lot beginning on the West side
of Third street, ninety-five feet from the
northwestern intersection of Princess and
Third streets, at the northeast comer of
the Odd Fellows' Hall, as it now stands,
and running thence North twenty-nine
feet, to Burgwin's Alley, thence West
sixty.six feet, thence South tweDty-D!ee
feet, thence East sixty six feet to the be
ginning. Second Lot beginning at the south
western intersection of Third and Cheat,
out streets and running thence westward-.
1 j along southern' floe of Chestnut street,
ninety feet, thence southwardly parallel
with Third street fifty-seven feet, thence
eastwardly . ninety feet to Third street,
thence along the western aide of Third
street to the beginning.
A.G.RICAUD,
nov 8, 15,22,29 Commissioner.
Foreclosure Sale,
BY VIRTUE 07 A DECREE of the Su
perior Court of New Hanover county,
made in a cause therein pending, la which
Valeria Meginney, Executrix of Levin Me
ginney, is plaintiff, and William Smith and
wife Josephine M. Smith, Thomas O. Bunt
ing and wife Louisa Bunting, Virginia
Smith and 8usan F. Smith are defendants,
the undersigned Commissioner appointed by
sail decree, will sell by public auction at
the Court House door, in. the city oi Wil
mington, at 10.3C o'clock, on Monday the
6th dsy of December, 18S1, a certain tract
or lot of land, beginning In the southern line
of Mulberry street ninety feet westwardly
from its intersection with the western line
of 8ecood street and running thence south
wardly parallel with Second street sixty-six
feet, theace weewardly parallel with Mul
berry street seventy-five feet, thence north
wardly parallel with 8eeond street sixty-six
feet to the southern line ef Mulherry street
and thence eastwardly with the said line of
Mulberry street to the beginning, being part
of lot No. 1. in Block 191, according to the
plan of said dty. Terms cash.
. JOHN D. TAYLOR,
cov 1, 9, 15, S3 and Dec i Con'r.
r 1 1 Cmf JU
PLKAHE WOTT02,
TTe will be glad to reeeive onmuaiitloa
frma ocj frlendi on aay and all b?ait f
fftneral Interest tmt .
Tae aaaae cf the writer nrt alwayi b f5
olshedto tae Kdltor,
ome aide of the paper.
Penonalltlet tamtt be avoided
And It Is eepeelaUy and p&Vtilstlj tader
stood that the EdiW doei sot alwya endorT
the views ot correspondent! kvjilces o.ttar
la the editorial oolnwea,
New Advertisomonts.
FALL AND WiNTER goods
AT
1YI. IV1. K1T2'.
fpHE BE8T ASSORTED 8TC KVi:R
brought to this city, with all the latest fTov
elties and Shades ia
Satin MatvtiJleux, 8atin de Lyon, Rh&d
ame? , Surraha, Broradet, Koire An
tique, Camel's Hair, i iik Vel
vet, Hushes,
OLOREDi BLACK AND ILLUMINA
TED CASHMERES
Henriettas, Mohairs, Saitiass, Alpaca and
Plaida la endless variety, Paeiamenterie,
Fringes and TrfmminsTvhite Qbod,
Housekeeping Gocd,
DOLLMANSj CLOAKS AND
SHAWLS,
Men and Boj'a Wear, Fl&nnela, Herhn Un
derwear, Hosiery, Glovea, Corsets,
Laecs and Fdg'Dgs,
OTTRTAJKr I1-&CES,
Staple & Domestic Goods.
In short everything desirable. Warranted
m
to come up in price and quality, toany sim
ple from retail houses North. .
Call and sara extra expense by buying
me.
HI. M. KATZ,
36 Market Street
oet3l ?
TO THINK ABOUT
HOT BED SASH.
PLEASE ORDER EARLY.
RASH, DOORS AHO BLINDS
BRACKETS, MOULDING, LUMBER, Ac
ALTAFFER, PBIOE & CO.
oct3l
THE VARIETY STORE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD KE
spectfully notify his friend3 and the :
public that ho has recently re
turned from a visit to the
Northern Markets
where ho has purchased the A """
Handsomest Display
OF ; .
MILLINERY FANCY GOODS.
NOTIONS AND HOLIDAY GOODS
he has ever offered in this city.
My stock is
Large, Complete
And in
GREAT VABEETIT
J have thousands of things which it
would take columns to enumerate. My
fine, fresh FUENCil CANDIES are a
specialty. I lead in these goods as my
patrons well know. I have an elegant
variety of
Millinery Goods, Hat,
Trimmings, &c,
To which I invite the attention of the
Ladies.
My stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS
is full and complete and having been
bought low will be sold low.
I respectfully invite a call and inspec
tion. Ik FLANAGAN,
Variety Store,
dot 6 No. 42 Market street.
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