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f I LI THIS PPB ' :. f V vV .1 in- - mil'. Baidyi JO SB TtnN8 POSTAGE PAID. f1' . . de month, 60 cent. , .,t ha delivered by carrier, fhe pPr arprt of the city, attfce efebarf erI3 cent per will Flewereport any and eiTheir paper, regn.arl7. LOCAL NEWS. :tvr Advertisements. DBFEXS0'-8Wn,ureT V orioosTiNi-FancyBrefS Hrp pgof AoosTisi-Danctng School TjoiTiKBorRO The Sacrifice. fflRPixo -.JbHSSos & Co-Dissolutioa . C B Wrioht 1SS2 WitUAMS, & MuRCHiso-Otice D rMckchison & CoXolice n W Williams A Co Jfotice ' nrrvgBXBGER-AHappyNew Year to All trrruiM H.' Grot Imported and lio- , ....... , niwtlc Druiti r cWTATES Christmas Goods JfiMtsCHrxDS-DrUffgist ' 1 For other locals sec fourth page. Wegiia this month 39 minutes of day, This ftiopth hfts 'five Sundays, five Moedays and five Tuesdays. , ; Toay being New Years vie have ne oarket report for this issue. Ger. barque Shadberg, Shadberg ccce, arrived at Liverpool Dec. 30th. Schr. Annie R. Lewis, Lewis, cleared it PhiladelpfiiarDec. 29th, for this port. Good news for all investing in S t. Ja cobs Oil. For rheumatic sufferers it's a fortune. The second and last seasion of Prof Agostini's dancing school began thisaf- I ternoon.v ., Frederick Warde, the tragedian,, will lay in Charlotte on .Wednesday night, Lawrence Barrett on the 10th inst., and Annie Pixley on.the 12 th. . Schooner Helen, Mitchell, hence, ar rived at Port au Prince Dec. 5th, and the schooner Hattie A, .White, Cms- wold, hence, arived there Dec. 10th. ( t- Mr. 0. B. Wright, ot the Gape Fear Floarfand Pearl Hominy Mills, makes a 'srraceful New Year's talutation to his DatroDa In this issue of the Review. ' Messrs Harding Johnson & Co. have liB8olved copartnership, the junior mem ber, Mr. i 8. P. Shotter, retiring. The insiness will be conducted by Mr John ion who will sign in liquidation. . Prof. Agostini's Fancy Dress D op till take place at Rankin Hall next Friday evening. The gentlemen who pay attend are particularly requested to ppear either in lull dres3 or fancy cos Lome. - We learn that while a raft of timber Vas coming down the Cape Fear river last Friday, at a short distance this side f Fayetteville, it was torn to pieces nd a colored man whose 1 name we were Lnable to learn was drowned. To Builders and others Go to Jaco k's Cor Sashj Blinds and Doors, Glass, Ton - can get all sizes and at the owest prices. . . t Mr. A. S. Pennbyer, Business Mana- rer for tbeVokes Family Combination's !a the city toay,making arrangements or the appearance of his company heie n the Tuesday of next week. It is one f the best things on the road and will iiraw welt here. ' Freshwater Perch. Trout and Black lent and lowest prices at Jaoobi's. J - . - - . V v ' British brig Stella, from Hentry, for ; imithville, N. C. reported nbandonedt m seen Dec 11th, in lat. 3Tj, Ion. 15. he was totally dismasted, but her hulj ppeared ia good condition, '.cabin, bul. I rka and deckhouse intact and main )oom battenned down. She was heading . fsualtiess ciianee Some clanees! havp. Kppn made in the W ud well known business house of viHjams & M nrchisoOf " thiS city, fayetlevrileand New Vork. r Mr. John p..Willsams, of Fayetteville. retires and lecouotfand grocery business in this J has-been separated. Capt. Murchi- r-WUUams the latter. Mr. Henry C. cvaeeo, for gererai years past the fidential clerk here of the old house, e are pleased to see. been admitted partner in the Wfm a.nA naval onsmess. H is a genUeman of wllent parts and of Ihorough business aty and hia admission into this large promineat houw will bo of much rlti0n- t0'aI1 wh?' kDOW him-r-Ili!Will,'We WBur, continue to ?Und retin the remarkable success v Kllty bw.always attend " - T- H ?'- V.--- . - ' " . ' ' " ' . ' . .- 1 " 1 " . - "' ' ' 1 - - ' ' 1 " - " ' ' ' - " - ' "' . - v " . . - -t - TIce Blffil V: : . : . , --.,. 4- ... ' . , . nni.llf ll-..itfilM' III 11 mum . i ., JMJ i. .1 , , . , a m , L . - ' .- VOL. VI Jhe Cape Fear ana Tadkln Valley ... Ballroad- The agreement lately made by Dr. Ca nedo and the. commissioners appointed by the" Legislature to sell the -State's stock in the above named corporation is too lengthy for us to print in extenso. We avail ourselves of a synopsis of the most important provisions, made by the Jfews and Observer -'The State sella its 5,500 shares oftock to the New -.York and Southern Railway and Telegraphic Construction Company," to be held as th.e present private stockhold ers hold their stock, and the faid com pany agrees to pay withia sixty days after the ratification of the .agreement fifty-five thousand dollars to thc Treasur" er of the State and one huudrcd thousand jdollars to President Gray, to be used in paying pff the iloating debt of the com pany.' Within twelve months front the ratifi cation the road is'to be completed and equfpped in good running order frcm Raemont, ncarthc South "Carolina line, by way of Shoe Heel and Fayetteville to Greensboro. : W ltlua two years it is to be built and equipped in like manner from Greensboro to Mt. Airy, passing by Brace's X Roads. Walnut Cove and Germanton. Within three years it is to be fully completed from Fayetteville to Wilmington, and up the valley of the Yadkin by wfay of Wilkesboro to Pat terson. in the county of Caldwell, and also through the county .of Surry to Ore Knob, according to the provisions cf the charter. J I Within tbity days after the pay ment of the ($155,000 the work is to begin, with saflScient force and mater ial, and be continued ; until completed. On the payment of thd 155,000 the certificate for the stock sold is - to! be assigned on the books of the company but the new certificate is to be deposited with the Treasurer of the State as tras te AwrrasrateriinaTir we purenaser fails to complete theroad in three yearsi then it forfeits all interest in the stock and it reverts to the State, the purchas er losing entirely the $155,000 paid. he mortgage bonds of the rairoad com pany aire also to bedeposited with the State Treasurer, and are to be delivered up for sale only with the approvaLpf the Governor, and then 'in amounts not greater than $300,000 and upon an affi davit that the proceeds are necessary to pay forwork done or material delivered The purchasers are. to vote the stock at all meetings of the railroad company. If the 155,000 is notpaid within sixty-days after the ratification of the agreement, the sale falls through, but Dr. Canedo has twenty days to get his syndicate to sign it, and then the railroad company has twenty days to accept f it. If Canedo does not return the articles signed in twenty days, the agreement is not to be binding on the State. The. gauge of the road is not to be changedV A failure to begin work in thirty days, or to complete the different parts of the road according to this'agreement, sub jects the purchaser to a penalty of $2, 500 per month, as long as the default continues, which, however, the Governor cm remit in his discretion, and if not remitted the penalties are a lien ou the stock which sliall be'soldgto satisfy the same. And if the entire road is not bailt according to the contract the en tire stock is forfeited to the State. Such is the substance 'of the agreement, . It appears, therefore that the first thing to be done is for Dr. Canedo to get the signatures o.f his associates, the next the acceptance of the contract by1 the raihoad company. These have to be done within forty days. Then within sixty days the money is to be paid and within thirty more the work is to-begin. If things work right therefore, within four months the purchasing I company will have its hands at work finishing the road. ; ; k Jtwel. Oar friend, Processor Agostini, was in our office on business this morning. He wore a diamond ring presented to him by his friends in Charlotte. His presents of this character have' beeisa numerous that he is compelled, in justice to all, to alternate or rotate in wearing them: a Wilmington ring one day, a Charlotte the next day and finally o wind up with Atlanta. If the thing continues, and we hope it may, the Professor will4 be fairly jewelled: the young ladies all ptonounce WILMINGTON, N. C, MONDAY; JANUARY Pip at Spring Garden . On Friday last' about I o'clock P. M. the finedwelling house uponjthe planta tion formerly owned by Mr. A; E. Hall, deceased, and now belonging to Rev. J, B. Bailey, of Monroe; and situated a Spring Garden, in Pender county, " was destroyed by fire. Mrs. Willis Webb, tenant of Mr. Bailey, was liviog in the hoase at the time. The fire was acci dental. It is believed that sparks from - - the chimney, under the influence of a strong westerly wind which ' prevailed at the time, were blown into cracky or ere vi ces between the chimney and top of the house; and in this way fired the upper structore of the house,' as the flames were first seen springing from the upper part of the. second ' story of the house; but too far advance? to be extinguished. The chimneys emerged from the body of the building, as it, was a four-squared roof. Mrs. Webb succeeded in saving much of her property but a jlarge part was damaged in the removal. The" house Was situated about three miles, west of Rocky Point depot. We have not learn ed whether the house was iasured. How the hearts of a crowd swell and throb with pittiless hatred against the man who coughs during the performance fiX a theatre, when they know he is too stingy to invest twenty-five cents in a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. A Commendable Enterprise. ' One of the most successful and deserv ing newspaper enterprises in thecountry i3 the Tradesman, published semi-month ly at Chattanooga, Tenn., devoted to the industrial interests' of the South, in the development of which it is rendering most valuable aid. : An office was established at the Cot- , . . . ton Exposition being the only newspaper office on the grounds, from which thous ands of copies have been distributed gratuitously; each different issue contain inj? an article on ' the resources of two of directory of their industries. These lists are published entire in the issue of . De cember 15th, afld form a complete direc tory of the industries of the Southern States, compiled with great care,giVing name, location and business of every in dustrial concern in the South- It also contains the name, address and nature of goods displayed by;every exhibitor at the Cotton Exposition anda summary of the resources of the South, This import ant issue, which is, designed by the publishers ats their Souvenir Exposition number, will bi of great benefit in giving information in regard to the South to capitalists and others, and should be in the hands of every "business man. Mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents, by addressing Tradesman Publishing Com pany, Chattanooga, Tenn. Bed-Bugs, Roaches. Rats, mice, ants, fties, vermin, mosj quitoes, insects, &c, cleared , out by "Rough on Rats." 15c. boxes at drug gists., ' y ' ; Yearly statement. ; We are indebted to Col. Jno. L. Cant well,. Secretary of the Produce Ex change, for the following facts and figures as regards' the receipts: and exports at this port for the year ending December 31st, 1881. The statement isltaken frbm th 3 books of the Exchange and is there fore thoroughly correct:, The receipts1 of cotton for the year ending December 31st, 1881, foot up 129,792 bales, against 106,156 in 1880, an increase of 23,636 bales: , spirits, 85; 525 casks, against 89,954, a decrease of 4,429 casks ; ; rosin, . 432,654 barrels, against 480,984, a decrease of" 48,330 barrels ; tarr 60,534 barrels against 54, 186, an increase of 6,348 barrels ; crude turpentine, 91.458 barrels, against 103," 231, a decrease of 16,823 barrels. 1 The exports foot up as follows : Cotton, 67,765 bales domestic, and 57, 704 foreign in 1881, against 40,344 do mestic and 65,718 foreign in 1880 ; an increase of 19,407 bales ; spirits 29,181 casks domestic and 58,477 foreign, asrainst 33,272 domestic and 69,453 fjr eign,. a decrease of 15.067 casks ; rosin, 40,479 barrels domestic and 446,659 foreign, against 48,361 - domestic and 399,359 foreign, an increase of 35,582 barrels; tar,35,582 birrels domestic and 14,909 foreign, against 39,409 domestic and - 032 foreign, a decrease of 2,950 barrels ; crude turpentine, 2,335 barrels domestic and 102 foreign against 3,356 domestic and no foreign, a dec rease of 919 barrels. V Schooner XP. TTVwin,Uran, cleared A Heroic Woman: Daring the fire which destroyed the large dwelling house cl Rev. J. B. Balleyi near Rocky Point depot, on last Friday, one; of the inmates, Miss Bettie Clark, niece of Mrs. Willis Webb, exhibited great pluck and daring in efforts to ex tinguish the flames and save the property, In despite of the, protests and warnings of the older heads, she went up "and down the stairway leadjnj;, to the second story,rescuiog valuable property, amid tuc Buucai;Dj; smote, Dummg air ana falling roof, that made the. seco d story unendurable andperilous. Still she went up and down the stairs loaded, with val uables - that she saved, until tbc mss3ee - a w way crumbled beneath and left her above with na means of escape. In this extreme peril, she made her way tnrongh ah open doer to the roof of the burning "piazza, when those below called .upon her J to leap to the ground a& her only means to save herself from destruction. . But such a leap would probably have killed her ; so she called for a ladder that she espied at a distance, and waited in cool ness for its coming. The ladder was placed upon the crumbling sides of the burning piazza, and she bravely came, down upon its, rounds safely to the ground. In the hour of trial and danger there is nothing like coolness and intre pidity, and the female sex cannot be ex celled in these qualities. . ; A Mlnu o- - - At a meeting of theVestry'of St. John's Church, Wilmington, N. C, on January 1st, 1882, the following preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, God, in His wisdom, has been pleased to remove our friend and fellow Vestryman, Henry Nutt, frbm the sphere of earthly labor to that, as we humbly trust, of Eternal Rest. There fore, be it resolved, 1st. That We bow in submission to the Divine decree, whih we mourn for the 1 Ann wvltwkW . ItntTA ft ti n n ' a good citizen, a zeaious unurenman and a faithful and loving husband and father has been removed from our midst. - 3rd!. Resolved, That " the tenderest sympathy of this -Vestry and the con gregation which they represent, is here by tendered to the afflicted family. 4th. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of our deceased brotper, and that they e published in the daily papers of our city, n. G. Smallbones, Sec'y. DIED. T AVIS On Monday. Jauuarj 2. 1882, at 3:30 . M., Vrs. JULIA ., wife of W. E. D.vi. Funeral seivices on Tuesday at 11, A M at Firht PrHf-byterian urch, thence to M)abdal Cemetery. Friends and acquain tances of the family are respectfully iavitcd. Star copy . Sow Advertisement Dissoiuiipn. i- . . rjilJE FIRM OF HARL ING JOHNSON & CO,, ii thia day dissolvdd by mutual con sent, s. P. Shotter retiring. The assets and liibilities are assumed by Harding Johnson, who will tign in liquidation. r HARDING JOHNSON, ; i - 8. P.SllOTT-K. Wilmipgton, N. C, Jan 1, 18S2. jan 3-tf Notice. M JNO. t. WILLIAMS hss sold his Interest in the firnTof Williams & Murcbi son, Wilmington, t;nd vurcbison & tio New Yoik, to tbe remaining partners, and has nrcbased from them their interest ia ;he nvm of J. D. Williams ? Co., Faytie- ville, N. U. , ; 1 K M MUUCHISON,, JD. WILLIAMS, a. w. wn.LLvv.s, '' : P. R. MURCHISON, Jan 1, 1832 , W. F. SOB EX, OtlCCt THS FlItM OF WILLIAMS t UR- CHIS'JN will ba diicoitieued ' from this date. The firm of Murchi son & Co , New Fork; will he contiuue-1,( and the firm of D. U. Murcbison &' Co., has been eatab iisbed at Wilmington Tjt the "purpose of carrying 'On a Ccuimission and Export buHoess in Cotton and Naval Stores. ' . K. M. MURCHISON, D K. MUUCHISON, 1 C. W. WIIXI iMS. Jan 1; 18S2, W. F. SO KEY, Notice-r MR- HENRI' LVMcQIJE'N has been admi ted as a partner in bur thm from this date. D- R. MURCHISON & CO. ; jn2t'lt-82-. , . Geo, W; Williams & Cs., SUCCESSORS TO WILLI AMS & MUR CHISON, Comnslssio i : Merchants and Wbolesale'DealerSj Wilmington, X. C. A large stock of First. Class Goods on hand, which will bo sold at . very .losa prices for cash, or to prompt pay lag castomers. - 2, 1882: NO. 1 New Advertisements T3E vKCOKD .'5!) LAS? HiHI?N MPRCF. A Q-TINI'S pAXCIO feaool will ccnnnnwto-d-y (iTcndiT) afteraoor, ress P;of. 003TI B T r-A HY D IS - S HOFwUl Ukft t ci t V HALL oa FIUDA f hYE HIM, ttuatj Lady dr?eTileia,n. 10;. . a.c jn l it O R Si 5. OfTEHBQUfiG'S . . - 1 . SEMI-AKNUAL GOSTSAIS ! OUR USUAL CUSTOM TWICE.- A year. r Clothina: at Cost I Cloth i h & at Cost I MBNS SUITS, YOUTH'S SUITS, "BOY'S SUITS, CHILDREN'S - SUITS. Overcoats Reyersililes. Grand Parade of Prices this Week. Lookout for the' Parade--Music, Love and Flowers We are. happy I OTTERBOURG, -ian 2. .Mmm a sENsmox ; Has often been .made by the. discovery ot some new thing, but nothing has ever stood the test like Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills; their popularity and sale is unprecedented.: They supply . a -need ""long felt and must become household remedy. Just think to beured in a few weeks ot these terrible er vous troubles . and aw ful suffering from Sick Headache, Neu ralgia and; Dyspepsia, and the nervous system put in a natural and healthy condition! destroying thel posibility of Paralysis, Angina Pectoris ahds sadden death, whichis carrying off '. so many noble men and women ia the full tide of life and usefulness. : This simple remedy or Extract of C lery Seed and Chamomile Flowers,-, combined in the form of pills, is a boon to humanity. It has saved the lives of thousands of nervous, headaching children in our schools and out every year. ., No nervous person or sufferer from Headache, Neu ralgia, Dyspepsia or Paralysis will do themselves justice until they try them. Sold by all druggists. Price 50 cents a box. Depot, 10$' North Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md. By maiL two boxes for $1. or -sixjboxes for $2.50 to any address. J w -mmm ww m mm mm m - Is Warranted to Cure ECZEMA, TBTTCRS, HytXOR3, INFLAMMATIOM, MltX CRUST, ALL ROUCH SCALY CRUPTIOSiS, DISEASES OF HAIR AMD SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS PIMPLES A. TENDER ITCHttlCSmaa pec of (1 body. XtaaaM thalclaw&it, otBd;siactb vszurves tea a ad Crcctlea, Md ia th SSST o2ai &teeuiz In THB WOBID. jnranily pot up, tsrv bottle ia on paelcae, conaittirg ctbotb itiernai and a&ernaX treatment. 4UfirKtcaasadrnssisteliATe.lt; fl. tter traekasa. ; J. W, CONOLEY, Agent, jaa l-m-d nrm : VILLIAL1 II. GHEEUj OLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER OETED AND DOMESTIC DRUGS THij VY TfJ TaTv Cherticalj, Phsrrnacegtical Preparstins, Bruahes, Combsi Extraete, &c. ; dec 23 y: 5 MARKET STREET. will tgxd to reotlva nxuBvataat3c Vff lima Jvt bm f. it in s Kin ' - I PeratUtfM ct b avoided And it la Mpedally and. urtiral arty mndar cj tiit tie Edit-vdww B?t alwayt mdon ih riewy ct crrespoadeiit j&Ltm bo ftat la tte !!t?ritl e!a"re, ( Tov7 Advertirmonts. WRIGHT, ILL CONTtKUF. TO OFFER TO tW trade and to the public generally, . . ' BOLTED . MEAL PEARL HOMINY V FLOUR, HAY, OATS. aod eTt'rj.!ug!a.tb'e Graiu line at lowet Courts. t'Oi.fpcndCiice solicited. Cajvc Fr ar Flour and Pearl' Hominy Mill . A H a p py e Yea r To All ! i Conic and.bny some beautiful 1 ItJew; Hgzit Carda To Bcnd"toyourlfrIendj, at . ' ItEINSBllRGKR'S, ' ' jan-S.- Live Beok andJduiic Btorej-, JAHES G.vHUITDS, Druggist, . IS NOW OPENING (ONE OF THE larres and most yaried stocks of Holiday Goods ever brought , to this city, ceasisting o Toilet hets, Vaces.in Bronze and Gilt, Cel luloid Sets incases, Ac. Call and examine Ceo i ; . . .. . i Bk 3E3 ' TO THINK ABOUT HOT BSD SASH. please order early, brackets; moulding; lumber&c ALTAFFER, PRICE & .CO dec 18 WILMINGTON & WELDON; R. R. CO.. . Office of Secretary" and Treasurer. WHmiigton, N.C.Jdcc. 24, 1811. DIVIDEND OF THREE PER Cent. on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington A . Weldon Railroad Company will be paid on - and after the 14th January, 18r2, to all who are Stockholders of record on the Booksof the Company ou the Slst int. ' , J W THOMPSON, f dec 2b-td . Sec'y snd Treat CLOSSK OUT I GlaOILKS, - ;" uozai.iiiKrs, ' AND 't ; ' ULSTERS. 0 - t Very Cheap ! LACE CURTAINS. tAv fill! variety of good styles, and the prices astonish you, bctsg to cheap. Juace Silk Tldka. . - - LARGE BLANKETS i i reduced price's, to Bi-nkets anJ Spread. c!ose out. Crib - CARPETS, flUGSAHDMATS A beautiful aortment and the price were never so low. . 5 ,r ' Ri.: M.; cl n ti re; dec 31 ; . .-; : . ,-('': -r'-". ' Schedule 5 and 0 Tas A ... CT TO TBS natweatcf Be aside D trd CTix arebere- ' ... . . - j by notified to' e a t nrttA and pay tfte u wf hi V a fi-ii t:n dsjs la Jatoary, f r the past six xa.tb' as required j lw Thti tax falls in oa'.he In day of Jitairj l -j.- - - - taT i 1 ' -- -nf J. fSAbFC07f " EexLUr ef Deed. 3 I at Battiaore Dec, 31st, for this port; deeSl-tf
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