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.ear, irtathf, $2 50 ; Ttr
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-ofctarre.in "7 PJ-' tbe eity, attbr
lbore rates r 13 oeats per we.
AdTerti8inir low.tud liWti
,11 fLtlares to receive tbeir paperr regxtarly
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THE GREAT
i si is a a
Fon
tieuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and lloddacho, Frosted
feet and Ears, 'and all other
Pains and Aches.
y0 rr-r"-"'11 Vnrtb 6t. Ja-obs Oit.
.f!, .-rr, sitt-ple eini cheap stroal
r A trial n"taili-but the compsrativplj
t-3iie"t:av i f ."ft Cenin. find !-ery one Mifler
iuz with i-ain ca. hnv cheep and jsitiro proof
t f it riatnis.
EOLDBYALLPSUGGiaTB AND DEALUKS
III MEDIC7.1TE.
-A. VOGSliUR it CO.,
Z(tUitnore3 2Td., V, S. A.
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."
Bbunswick, Co., Va.J
November 5tb, 1881.
Mrs. Joe Pkrso.v,
IJracklinton, N. O.
Dkae Madam: It is with pleasure
that I" write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedjrhas entirely cured me of a
most fearlul looking and painful sore on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
months ajro, very much like a ring worm.
I painted it with Tinct. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I coald think cr hear of, until it
became so very painful I could scarcely
walk, when I went to the best doctor in
the, country for advice. He told me
hejbould cure me if I would take my bed
and tnere remain tor tour or hve weeks,
-and if I did not do so pretty, soon, it
could not be cured at all, as the bone
would become diseased, aDd my foot
would have to be taken off. Just'imag
ine howl felt, to be told there was no
core for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either o, these Re
medies would have ruined me. : Mind
you this was the advice of one of the best
doctors in the State of North Carolina
and this conversation took place last
. February. I continued to burn with
caubtic, as he advised until September,
but derived no benefit from his treatment.
I was advised then by a friend to try
your Remedy, (Bitters and Wosh) took
the first dose the 17th of September, and
I am now a well man, the sore is perfect
ly cured, and I can now walk as far,
uance as much aDd jump as high a' my
man you know. Put me back to 1 1 2 1st
of September, let me know as much as I
row do of the virtue of your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I conld not get it
- Earless. I think more of it than any
medicine in the world. It ia not only
the best Remedy to purify the blood aud
care' all skin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
know it will cure a love for stronp drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers wlio could be
cured, if they could knowcf and get your
liemedy l am truly anurespecuuuy,
JOT U. MASON,
South Gaston, N. C.
The Remedy is for sale in Wilmington
by : Dr. Wm. 13. Green, bend forcircu
ar pftestimnials. ' r.oy 14-dw
PLANTATION FOR SAVE.
111 I
fsrjo w
$a as
a et sua m
TIIE UNDERSIGNED Comtniiuncr, ap
pointed by the Judsc of the Superior
Court ot New Ilacover county, willexpofe
to Eale at public auc'iou, on Thursday, JOth
January, 1SS3, at the Court House door in
the City of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, M.
tht valuable plantation in Tender cotmty
n Rocky Point, known as 4embrokf, con
iaJnJnjf about one thousand acres of fertile
Und.to wit : A certain tract of land hi
Pundcr county, bounded by a line .coromcn
ctnj; on the edge of Black Crwk, near the
fad of a bank acroes said creek, and run
ntaff thence S 10, E. S6 chains aDd 50 J'nks
to a.flne and pine- pointer on tha Fact tide
f Dark Branch, thenr? 8. 93 chains
i the edge of the Tidd Ftraaip at C.-cear's
pprinyanJltbencein the same direction to
theN K Branch of the Capo Fear liver,
theoco up th liver to the line cf the Vata
plantation, thetce with that line to a ttake
a tie aid line opposite to a row of Cedar
treea and thence to the beginning.
Terms liberal andvmade known at sal.
ALEX. T. LONDON,
tc U U CommtKfomr
VOL. VI
LOCAL NEWS.'
New Advertisements.
i
John L DrnLEr, Secty Endowment
Rank K cf V 1
'po t of the Condition -of tbe, Tirit Na
tional Hank i . ;
New York acl Wilmington 8 3 Line
Notice City Tax ' Hector
Hbinsbkkukk WhenlheSur. lii-Ci
J W Yates All Hfght
W.M. .H. CiiiEtN-
You can tell the pitch, of , a vessel by
any baron board." f
We "coin do mortJy beinfioodUiajji
in any other way.'-
The man who waxes strong cVery loy
-the shoemaker.
Do gocKl with what thoa
will do thee eo f?ood.
bast or it
M r. J 03. A. , Worth, cf Fayetteville,
is in the city to day. .
The receipts ot cotton at this port 1c-
djyfoot up 301 bales.
I - ; 1
'fho men who swore off ore1 sweariner
on again, worse than ever.
The man who was injured
b
J, a
hurst
ol applause is recovering.
The giraffe is not a large eater.
little goes a great ways with him. j
Norwegian barque Loveid, Fans,
hence, arrived at Bristol Eng., Jan. W.
rt ; '
N orwegian barque Fremtiden;'VeTQ
sen, hence, arrived at Liverpool, Jan. 10.
Opera bonuets ore ivery
small. , Tbi
regular dramatic hat cannot be reduced.
Hens have been fooled by the warm
weather, and have started on a new lay
Stcamboatmcu report that, there has
been no material chance in the! river
since our. last report. 1 1 s
The regular meeting 6f Section 221,
Endowment Rank, Knights of Pythias,
will be held this evening. I j
- It ia easy enough for a- new company
to declare a dividend. Ire money to
pay it can generally be borrowed. 1
A;young man cannot make himself
very swell witn a twenty nve. cent cane,
no matter how he may part his hair.
"Weather should always be treated
fairly; but the scientific man is olway
trying to get at the mean temperature.
. 1 r ,
It has got so now that the daily paper
is gradually usurping the place of the
sewing-circles as a disseminator of news
The dividend of 3 ?er J cent, on the
capital stock of the Wiiminajton k, Wel-
don Railroad is payable on and after to
day. - . '-J-' - I - . . J
Capt, Savage jmblishes in this .ifsue a
notice which is of importance tcj those
who are still delinquent on the tax books
of the city. !
t Ity Court.
One white man who was arrested cn
suspicion by the po!ice,was discharged.
Frtshwater Perch, Troul aud Black
i
6ah Hooks and Lines.. A full assort
jent and lowest prices at
Jacobi's. t
Said ov.t.' of our old subs ribim tOsiis
the other fay, ' do yoi know thill neither
of the plutloims suits me: as hotli par
ties seem ip want bejalth, strength and
long life, more thau anything elsi. they
can not do better than have the Ham
burg Drop3 aud St. Jacobs il planks :
included. W ith these they can weather
all storms, political and domestic as well
as dyspeptic and rheumatic."! His logic
was good and convinced us. i
FMrsei-.nc-Xut," I
A large and very fashionable audience
were present last evening! to witness the
performaficc of the above named pl.y.
Miss Genevieve Ward, who, took the
loading character, came here with a re
cord already well esthblished a au ac
complished actress.and welUosiaincd that
repulHlion. There were some unpleas
ant tones in her voice, although she
held them generally under good control;
., -r.. J........ 5 ' .
the character she personated w$ia a de
testable phase in the life of a cruel
hearted, ccld-blooded, avaricious woman,
and she acted the part to perfection.
She held the audience epeli bouud, and
at times the dropping of Ja pin might
have been heard, so profound and utter
was the silence. The support was ex
ceptionally good much better than
U'Stt!. , ; j '
Beautify your nome by jnsing the N.
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and war
ranted. Sold only at Jacoji's. j t i
WILMINGTON, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY
The Wafer Question
Ail odjocrccd meeting' of tie. Ntw
Hanover County Board t Health wa
fheld last evening in the Countv Commis
signers' Itoom. The question for consid
eration wa3. as to the quality of the
water furnished by the Clarendon Water
Works Company, ius submitted to them
by the Hoard ol Aidermeo, a committee
from whom were present. The Hoard
wish to know if ,ihe water is healthy
enough for domestic purposes, jiud the
i i,iUi. r
time for a 'full discussion of the question
adjourrrcJ until rrext Thursday "cycuing.
' The Uailroad tut-Off.
Referring to the new rontc to be sur
veyed from WiLson to Florence the Fay-
ettevillo. Examiner, savs ; "I'rcai.dent
Bridgers, of the Coast Lino of Railroads,
was in this town yesterday, and the clay
beforf, I looking alter railroad matters.
Ue has instructed Col. Flemming Gard
ner, well known in this community as an
engineer . of experience and ability, to
make a survey of the route from Wilson'
via Fayettevillo-to Florence, with a
view to ascertaining the cost ot con
structing a railroad between those points.
Preparations liave been made, and two
eurveying parties start to-day from this
place, one with Wilson as their objective
point, and the other moving
on 'Florence. ! The former is
under the i immediate superintendence
of Col. Gardner, aided by Mr B. S.
Gnion, and the other under Mr, William
Cain. We were pleased to find among
the surveying party our old friends, Capt.
Roderick McRae, of Wilmington, and
Mr. B. K. Gnion, who loDg since aband-
doncd the law for the more agreeable
profession of a civil engineer.
it is estimated that about six weeks
will be required to complete the surveys.
Mr. Bridgers will be here again to-mor
row tolook after the survey. It ap
pears to us from all we can obserye both
here and elsewherethat this movement is
net a mere feint, but the preliminary to
more serious work." , I I
Ki mc Political Gossip.
The Washington City correspondent
of the Charlotte Observer furnishes some
-very jinteresting matter relative to pol
itics in t,hi3 State which are f peculiar
interest at this time. We copy here
quite liberally from that part of the
correspondence relative to the collector
ship of this port and the vacancy made
by Judge Brooks' death: j
I At no time in the history of the Old
North State perhaps have so many of
hr sons been away from home at the
same time us at the present. Washing
ton ia literally alive with robust North
Carolinians; und a right fine looking set
of men they are, too. There are in the
city upwards of a hundred, comprising as
they do the brain and sinew of the Re
publican party in the State. It js a fight
over the spoils cf office, that curse of
American politics that will one day put
to the strain. American institutions
themselyes
Among the fresh arrivals are W. N.
Chandler, A. K. Suddley, S. H. Manning
W. W. Jenkins, 0. W.. Grandy, D. L ,
Russell, A. S. Seymour, Judge Buxton
Judge Faircloth, Ike Y'oung, and about
thirty negroes who are known as the
"barnacle brigade." Collector Cauna
day is also hero. In this connection it
tnuy be well to mention thethe has 'Aith
drawn from the contest over.the cOllec
torahip. U ihniDgton, and reunypaeker
is now the ouiy candidate in tho field. It
is believed, however; that another one
will be trotted outlin fa day or 3o. But
the contest low waxes warm here aud
which is the occasion of this gathering
of the legal lights, 13 the vacancy caused
by the death last Friday of Judge G. W.
Brooks, judge of the Eastern District of
North Carolina It is a fight for the
dead man's shoes that has enlisted the
best endeavors of some of the leading
Republican lawyers in the State. Hard
Iy had the breath departed from, his
body before candidates for the vacancy
w ere en the train, making fer the capitol
city Tho place, iu a pecun
iary view, ; is a very good one
It is a lifts position, pays 4,500 salary
per annual aud tho duties are compara
tively light. Among the candidates, all
of whom are on the Kroaod". are Judge
Nrairciotn, ci uowsooro, x-uongrws
-fman Russell, ot Wilmington, Jnd?c
Faircloth, of Goldsboro, Lx-Longrc8
Buxton, of Fuyetteville, Judge Seymour
of Newbern, Judge Mooro and Judge
C. W. Grandy,; ot the first Congressional
district. Mr. L. W. ; Humphrey, of
Goldsboro, ia not a candidate, as has
been reported, and beyond d:siring to
see the best man win, takes no interest in
the fight. It is a little early in the con
test, yet, to, predict a result ; in fact tho
fight has hardly had time to develop,
but it now seems that the judicial er
mine will be worn by one of three men.
These aro Russell, Faircloth and Sey
mour. If at this time the chances arc in
favor of any one more than another! it
would seen that Russell ia that man,
Ulshpy Northrop.
Bishop Northrop vf ill arrive on' the
train from the North to-night, aceompa
nted by his brother, A rchbiahop Gibbons,
Bishop Kf ane, and several other eminent
clergymen, who will remain over hero
Sunday and lake part in the services of
installation which will take place at St.
TboinasOhrch, at 11 o'clock a.im., on
that day. 'fbe sermon on the occasion
will fee diliTered - by Bishop Iveane, of
Itichmond. !',',,. . I
Slram T It limit Watr.
The Iteamer Elizabeth faUed to make
he r riar trip : t o , Snii!hvilio tola;L
The fireman went down this mornihsr at
the usual hour and made up a fire to
raise steam. A her some little time he
found that there was no water in the
boiler and hence no steam. The fire was
bauked and the etcamer remained
over to-day for the 'purpose of
making an; examination as to any inju
ries her boiler may have sustained. She
will resume her trips to-morrow.
The Two Orphans.
The celebrated Fifth Avenue Company
are booked for tho Opera House in this
city on the 20th inst, and the town is
being billed to clay. Tho play is "The
Two Orphans," with Miss Pauline Mark,
ham" starring it as Louise, the blind
girl. The ecenery is said to be very fine
and the costumes exquisite, and if the
company now is, composed throughout
of as1 good material as when last with
us, they are certain to have a very fine
house. .,.
j The Cancdo Contract.
- Wc learn from the News fr- Observer
that Governor Jarvis, on Wednesday,
received the contract made by the com
missioners with the New York and
Southern Railroad and Telegraph Con
struction Co,, for the jmrchase of the
State's stock in the Capo Fear & Yadkin
Valley Railroad, and for tho completion
of the road. This contract is duly exe
cuted by the New York company, and
the.-Governor has calied. a. meeting of
his council for Tuesday next to consider
it. There is no doubt, we presume,
that the contract will be approved.
Take little annoyances oat of the way.
If you are suffering with a Cough or
Cold, use Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup at
once. This old and reliable remedy will
never disappoint you. All druggists
sell it for 25 cents a bottle.
The Wilmington Postoflce.
Somebody tried to supplant Ool. E. R.
Brink, as Postmaster at this place. We
don't know whp it was, but we jndge
that the movement was a Tery weak one.
It is reported that one of the heads of
the Department replied to an enquiry
that Col. Brink was safe as long as he
attended to his; business as he has done
and carried the support he now carries.
It would be difficult to oust hin now
in favor of another Republican, because
the business men of Wilmington would
come to his support ; but we think he
will resign in 1885, for the benefit of a
good Democrat.
To Baijdera and others Go to Jaco
si's for Sash, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
c You can get all sizes and at the(
lowest pricea. t
The steamship Gulf Stream, Captain
Ingram, left her wharf in this city at
about II o'clock this forenoon for New
York..: ' ...
Our Bsloved
GAR F I EL
And his Faithful Cabinet
An el3irotChromo Litbf grftph oi oar lata
Pre id en t, wx ng 9 a;l inj?ta poit-iU,
p.-it din lOooicrs n Lear- oapar with a
rich Jd ortfer. fit 18x26 "iacbes Tt
aildfibU osAati'ol vra-k o. art ht b n
aiuplr nop taitn a ai ft par eo y. to
ordr th t evarv ruiitj utrbo aa-a t po -aejsthube
tifatnt t'cilsjr soar-, ir of
oar late PrcfeiJrat aud 'it fcbi we will
Uii; it for otjtj 60 cent per c- py, '?c'
farti9b t ! s mo tubi-ct, print 1 A eclora,
isue5 t 9x12 inches, for only li crats.
AGENTS SStrSSX WAHTED
ihe tim far ent to reap a rich nwrffct
wl-b ib9t bsantlfal tortrtu. Nothiotr ft-ls
ii'" ho. Hnd for twrtnt acd bayipl)i
to wrkwitb COM ANT A CO. Pi-8, .
nor 19 isk 1 IJbj tt, New Y ork
Dissolution.
THE FIRM OF IIAKDISQ JOHNSON
CO., is this day ii6vi by mutual con
sent, 8.. P. iShotter retiring. Th aueta
and liabilities, are aauaied by Harding
Johaton, who will tizn in liquidatloca.
HAKDISO JOHNSON,
" 8. P. 8 HOTTER. -WUmlcgton,
N. C, Jan 1, 15S3. jan 3-tf
13. 1882.
NO 11
New AaverttKf)m'iit.
Ebtici
i
fJIHE MKMBEUSOF SECTION No, 231,
E K. K. of Pi are hereby nit fied that Beg
ular MeeUn? wltl be held to-nl-ht,. at
o'clock. Ir.Bl&lUttou of oliUra. ' ' "
I -TOIIN L. DUDLEY,
Un 13-1 1 j I V - Stct'y .fcTreas.
j Oitice Tax Col'ectcjr,
City of Wilmintrton, N. C.
. ' . . Jattiary 12th, 1S3.
: Notice.
QXOK ABOUT THE 2Ut of this month
1 propose to advertise, according to law,
ALL property for sale uven which the City
Tax-for 16S1 remains unpaid. To avoid ad
vertisement and costs aU partie ia arrears
must pay
up before that date.
HENRI 8AVAGS,'
Tar Collector. .
jan tS-3t;
Report of the Condition
QF THB'FIRST NATIONAL BANE OF
WilminsttoD N, : C.J at-Wilmington, la tha
Stato f North Carolina at the cloia of
butinesi. Decmbor 31.1881: ! I
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts... ........$86S,312 03
Overdrafts. 7.981 fcO
U. 8. Bonda to secure circulation 50,010 61
Other stocks, bonds and mortga-
ges 1,123 SI
Due from approved reserve agents 81.733 16
One from other National Banks?..' 17,405 79
Due from State Banks andbaakers 1,305 69
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 11,223 01
Current expenses and taxes paid, 0,762 54
BUls of other Banks,.... S0,tU Of
Fractional paper currency, nick
els atid pennies...... .....I. ........... 614 47
Specie. ......... 4S.O0O 00
Legal tender notes 7,000 00
Redemption fund with U.S.Treas-
urer, (5 per cent of circulation) 2,250 09
Total ........$1,017,357 44
1 T.TATITT.TTTWH '
Capital stock paid in:...l........:M.$250,000 00
8urplusfund................;....... ...... 32,r'3 .7
Undiyided profits.. 63,891 87
National Bank notes outatandinir, 44,990 00
Dividends unpaid......... 2,470 60
Individual deposits subject to
check............... . 2S267 P2
Demand certificates of deposit,... 276,611 39
Due to other National Banks...... 12,0 1'0 62
One t iMtABak and bnea, 1 6'0 31
Notes and bUls re-disoounted....M 111,190 76
TotaL
$1,017,357 44
HTATE OP WORTH fJATlOT.TVA.
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER,s
I, A, K. WALKER, ,Casbier or the above
named Bank,do solemnly swear that the above
statement ia true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. LA. &. W ALKER, Cashier. .
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
ISth day of Jana y 1881. -fi.
M. BOWDEN, Notary PubUo
CoaBHOT Attest t
ALFRED MARTIN."
D. o. wok t h, V Dlrettors.
E. E. BURRUSS, J
jaa 13
Sale of Steamboat;
BY virtue of a power contained In a
certain deed of mortgage made by
James Wallace to P. H. VanKampen, dated
the 3d day of January, 1831, and duly reg
istered (n the Custom House in Wilming
ton, N. C, by which deed was conveyed the
Steamer Clinton of the tonnasre of 4.9 33-100
tons, the undereianed aa assignee of said
mortrge, will expose said 8teamer to sale
at public auction, at tho foot of Walnut
street, iu the.city of Witaiogton; N. C, at
the hour of 12 M.,oti the 2lst January,1882.
Terms cash. CHARLE8 WES a ELL.
jaa U-t4
.NDIAN TEA,
G
ARilER'S EMTJL8I0N,
C
A8TOR OIL EMULSION,
ARNER'S KIDNEY & LIVER CURE,
N:
ESTLE'S MILK FOOD, Ac, &c
jan 0 WM. H. GREEN. Drngxlat,
WILMINGTON & WELDON R, R. CO.,
Office of Secretary and Treasurer.
WnraiBgton , N. C, Dec, 24, 1MI.
A DIVIDEND OP. THREE PER Cent.
on the Capital Stock of the Wilclr?ton A
t ..... f .
Weldon EaUroad Company will be paid on
and after the 14th Jassary, 1SS2, to all whe
areCtockhcldcrs of record en the Books ml
the Corarxny cn tie 81st hxst.
- ... J.W.THOirPSON, . .
ecEJ-W ffo-yantTmf
if wpwsiauy and prti8Urij uader
too b to Cditd aoa aiwaya tadort
tb rwn ! KMrrnKula&t malm 00 ital
' tmm 42torial Bolaaa.? "
HEW Y0S! & VwilMlHGTOM
STEAMSHIP" GO. : '
SEai-WESSLY'LINE.
1 yv.
STEAMERS.- - .
WILL SAIL , FROM NEW TORK '
Sre y WJs.DSf.8i AY and VlATURDAT.
-. i I - . i -. ' ,
at 3 o'c oclr, P. M. m y 1
BENEFACrOB..8aturday, Jna y U
RXaDL4.TOBWeiBeBday, January .. 18 .
QULF 8TREAMM....8tnrday January 21
S3 Throogh Bills Lading and Lowest
Thr-aua;b: Bats j saaraatsed to , ana from
Points la North and gcuth Carolina, ' . t .
For Freight Eogageieats zply t .
TITOS,, 13. BOND, . Ssp't, V !
' - t - . ' 'V -I
r Wilmiagtan, N O. ,
tliiJO. O. EOER, freight Ajreat,
! " ' S T'.dfy, fftw Ferlr
wu. p. clyde cu.; -V VM '
jan 13-tf .7
IL0SII8 OUT 2
3D OZaBZ AlGTiS.
i J V 1
JACKETS
AND -
' - If LSI
Very Cheap ! ;
" .
LACE CURTAINS.
A variety of good style3, and the pricea
8Uk 48135111811 you, being so cheap. Lac
LARGE BLANKETS
I - 't - :" -" 7 - ' . H
At reduced prices, to close out, 'Cxi
Blankets and Spreads.
GARPETS, RUGS' AND MATS'
A beautlfol assortment and the prloa
R. M. clntire.
dec SI '.. i
Nhen the Sun Eises
JRINO TH t YAR 18 12 will be fouol
byexamlniog tbe ALMANAC! atth fajj
BOOK 8TO3. - ' ; ' ,
Almnc3e'e'uUrcalcalat6dfoi- rorfxa
and iserioian hnwin-r t llcoi's Fbtsce.
f9ciip,e?' Vm of Tld' -for 7r
5 Am ' .
Farmer n Vlantera'. atd l;tm aatt
Ifercbaau Lha?bb, .d ortk Car)llaa Ai-
msBitC-r'. . j .
Now h te time o toppJy yourvelTes with
that whioii 10a oahs co to b witboot.
Alxnaoa'r, Al taracfor 18S2, at i
nfcljrBEBGER8,
Live Coox and ifoaia Store
jan 11 '
40,000
LATHS FO 8LE LOW TO CL03S
I "I "
Uoca'anreent. ' . - ' I
LUMBER SAfKf 000RS BLIND
Anievtry de eripuoa cf . 1
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