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THIS PAPM
arJi,ted every ' ester.-., 8d7f "
j0f.u.(T; JiBi"
(nOli PBOPBIKTOK.
JlI7, oo Six coatk., $250 ; Thr-
0,it ?r will b delivered oyearriere,
.5reF part of the city, etth,
. raves, or 13 cent per week.
rjink rateHow.ndlib.rU.. y
wpabferiberi will pleese report s.ny end
reiTft their papers regularly.
, fftirsree
jew Advertisements
THE GREAT
port
RHEUffiATiSI,
Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of iho Chest,
' Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains. .
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Fee, and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Vo rrvrirarion ' J rtti eqtmls St. Jacobs Ou,
. i safl: siirr. simple ui cheap Extornnl
f.vi.f'v K trial -ntiiiU but th comparatively
trifllnp'.'itlar oftV nti. nnd rrery 0110 enflfcr
int wi?! p:n .-vi ! chp nd iK?sitjTc.proof
of it4 rl.m. i
iirrfi-'P "n Klven l.a ullages.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
IN MEDICINE. ,
A. VOGElER & CO.,
!a!tiniorct Md., U. S. L.
"JUST IMAGINE HOW I FELT."-
Fkunswick, Co., Ta.,
' November 5th, 1881.
Mr3. Jos: Person,
. Franklinton, N. C.
Dsar Madam : It is with pleasure
that I write to tell you that your valua
ble Remedy has entirely cured me of a
most fearful lookiDg aud painful sore on
my ankle. It came more than twelve
moDths afro, very much like a ring Worm.
I painted it with Tirict. Iodine, until it
became a very painful and bad looking
place. Then I commenced to try every
thing I coold think or 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
hejcouldcure me if I would take my bed
ana there remain for four or five weeks,
aDd if I did not do so pretty soan, it
coold not be cured at all, as the bone
won Id v become diseased; and my foot
would have to be taken off. Just imag
ine how I felt, to be told there was no
cure for the sore but to lose my foot, or
give up all business either of these Re
medies would have mined , roe. . M ind
you this was the advice of one of the beet
doctors in the State of North Carolina
and this conversation took place last
February. I continued to. burn with
caustic, as he advised until September,
bat derived no benefit from his treatment
I was advised then by a friend to try
your Remedy, (Bitters and Wash) 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,
tiance as much and jump as high a jny
man you know. Put me back to U ilst
of September, let me know as much as 1
now do of the yirtue of your Remedy,
and I would not hesitate to pay tea dol
lars a bottle for it, if I eonld not gfttlt
forlesa; I think more of it than any
Joediciae in the world. I It is not only
he beet Remedy to purify the Wood and
cure all skin diseases, but I believe it will
cure all kinds of blood diseases, and I
know it will c.nrei a. lovo for stroncr drink.
I hope you will have this published, as
there are many sufferers who could be
cured, if they could know c f and get your
Remedy I am truly and respectfully,
JOS. R. MASON,
1 South Gaston, N. C.r
The Remedy is for tale in Wilmington
by Dr. Wm. XT. Green. Send forcircu
lar of testimnials. nov 14-dw
PLANTATION FOR SALE..
THE UNDERSIGNED Commit ioner, up
pointed., .by the Judge ct the Superior
Ccrxrt of New "Hanover county. iU rxpusv
toggle at public aucion, on Thursday, I0th
-?anuary, 15S2, at the Court Hons e door in
tbcttty of Wilmington, at 12 o'clock, M..
that valuable plantation la Pender county
n Kocky Point, known as Pembroke, cou
Uinlng about one thou?and acres of fertile
liud,to wit: A certain tract of Und in
Pender comity, bounded ly aline, eomtnen
ln on the edge of Black Creek, near the
ndofabank across said creek, and i iru
aloff thence S 10, E. 3fl chaius and 50 links
to a pin and pine pointer on the afct tide
of Dark Branch, thcoce i?. S. E 0 chains
to the edpe of the Tide gwaajp at Char's
spriDp and tbencein the fam direction to
the N E Branch of the Cape Fear -xivcr,
Qxzcc Up the jivcrto the line of the Vats
plantation, thence with that line to a etake
the uk)fn opposite to a row of Cedar
tree aid thence to the beginning
Tennaiiberal and made known af al.
ALEX. T. LONDON,
dec 17 W Cemmiwloner
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VOL. VI
LOCAL N'FWS.
New Aiveutisemet .
II Ei N sbero En-wfipai k i-ihg Humor''
X;t tebboi At f ostj !,
Ol'EHA IIoik Pauline .Nfarkliam.
Altai-teu PhK n it Co liuiMirg Mate
rial. ' . ' '
S 1'SiiOTiKi.ut Co l',u av s Caifil i ,'
CW Yates All IJiaht . :
No City Court tolay. ,
"otlung
!o-day.
oin in njairister
al circles
The receipts of cot top at this port tr
dty .foot up' SCO bab, ?.
. Steamship 'Regulator, l ribon, sailed
from New York Janf 14th j fc'r this port.
Swedish "barque Ulrika, 'Cqdergren,
sailed from Liverpool' Jari. 1-1 th , for
tli port. " s ' t ij,
rsteambcatnicn report, 1hat the
i river
was rising rapidly when
ctteTiilecii Saturdav lasi
tbey left Fay-
1
The thermometer indicated 75 degrees
in our.offico ut 2.30 o'cljack thi? p. m.,
which wa3 within one decree of summer
heat. - t ! 1
Nor. barque Saga, Bie, cleared at this
port to day for Liverpool, with " 2,1-11
bales cotton, shipped by Messrs D. R.
Murchison k Co. ' 11
This year there will be two eclipses,
both of the suu, and invisible here.
There will on December Gth be a transit
of Venus, visible here. This will be the
last transit in this century, the next oc"
curring June Stb, 2005.
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Thanks to Mr. II: 11. Murphy, of
Moore's Creek, Pender county, for a bag
of those fine pecan nuts, grom by him,
mention of which was made in tlhe Re
view some (Jays ago. " jThey were' duly re
ceived and highlyjippreciaied.
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' Without any doubt the Hamburg
Drops is an excellent remedy, writes Mrs.
Maria Herman, Chetopa, Kansas. It
has cured uie of adisorder of the Liver,
for which I vainly tried many reraedief.
I am very thankful for the discjavery of
this valuable remedy ) 1
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Beautify your nomes by using the N
Y. EnamelPaint, ready mixed and "war
ranted. Sold only at Jacobi's, j f
.Found Drowried.
At about 8 o'clock this moring an ob.
ject was seen floating in j the riverj nesr
the W , C. & A. freight depot, which
some colored men, engaged on the wharf,
said looked like the body of a mn. A
short time after, floated up by. the in
coming tide, it reached the vicinity of
the C. C. freight depot, where it was dis
covered to be the body of a colored iman,
and w;as tewed into the dock at the foot
fof Brnnswitk street, to await the verdict
of a Coroners jury The body was iden
tified as fnat of Jake Small, colored, who
has been missing for over to weeks, and
had the appearance of having been in
the water several days. No one could
giye any information whether his ( death
was caused by' accident of he t;aj !een
tyoully dealt with. llc vas a laipenter
byj trade and when soHer was ji-oiisidred
a good workman, but wap of very dissi
pated habits, lie was about 48 years of
Hgr : had been married, Wt separated
from hia wife scvrr.d years ngo.
Ii d-IJus, lioaches. .
Rats, mice, ants, tlies
vermin, mo
quitoes,
'Rough
gists.
insects, Arc, c
on Ruts." lfc.
eared out
by
boxes at
urugT
The Two Orphans
Next Friday aigbt, the ' 2pth, Miss
1 amine .tiarKnam, sup
Fifth Avenue Theatre
appear at the OiK-'r.i 1
Two Orphans." The jstar is said to be
very fine as Louise, wliile the support !'g
first-class. Of Miss Markhani and tilt
)Iay thcNew York SUr say.s: ' '''The
feature of the evening, jhjwever, was
Pauline.. Markham. Her Welcome the
first night was an ovation, and, reports
to the contrary notwithstanding!, she
piavcd tu Ijc as slatuefqaely 'beautiful
and attractircas when she first appeared,
to show us how good uature could be to a
woman when it chose. Old as jis 'The
Two Orphans." its presentation by Miss
Markham and the Fifth Avenue Com
pany gavt; the beat of satisfac ion to a
very large audience. Miss Markham,
with her inarvelou. beauty of person,
and a knowl dgc of the stue learned bv
Iougcxpcneuce, gives to Louise an un
usually fine delineation."
To Builders and others Go to Jaco
bi's for Sasb, Blinds and Doors, Glass,
&.c You can, get all1 sizes, and at the
lowest prices. V t.
.WILMINGTON. N. C MONDAY JANUARY
Postal " KuUnz?.
No writing is now pe
untied on third
or fourth-class matter, except as follows :
The name and address of. sender on th a
outside or inside of package, preceded by
the word from." On the wrapper way
also be written the names aud number of
articles inclosed (The sender is furthejr
allowed i murk a "word -or passive in a
ijook or paper .to which he desires to call
special attention. He in iy u1m write a
simple inscription r dedication upon the
c7tr or blink leaves of a book or pam
phlet. '1 here may be attached to art'.!
e'ea of merchandise, by tag or label, ul
in irk, number, nains or letter, for pur
poses of identification. Printed circulars
may contain the written name ol the
sender, or of the addressee, and the date.
Any olhr writing on third or fourth
class mater will subject the package to
lejttcr rates 'of postage, aud render the
sender liable to a fine of 10 for each
offense. 1 - 1
A druggist in New Richmond, O., Mr.
L J. Donham, writes us the following:
4 I consider Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup one
of the very best things made. I use it
altogether in my own family and can
therefore recommend it," 1
This District. j
It is rather early to talk of the thing
seriously in the columns of a newspaperj
but yet, public interest is already awak
ened as to the nomination in this district
for the next Congress. It has been un
derstood that Hon. A. M. Waddeli and
Moj, Chas. M. Stedman, the principal
competitors in the last canvass, neither
of whom, however, received the nomina
tion , would be candidates before the
party at the next Convention. This,
however, is an error, as Maj. Stedman is
not.in the field." A. few days since, in
response to an inquiry from the Tditor or
this paper, Maj. Stedman informed us
that he i3 not now, and has not been at
any time, a candidate for the position.
His business is such that he cannot de
vote his time to a canvass without , seri ,
ous detriment to his private business.
He has carefully considered the matter
and-he has positively decided, and has so
informed his many friends, that he will
not, under iany circumstances, become a
candidate, and he would not accept the
nomination if tendered him.
Maj. Stedman ha3 many warm friends
cind ardent admirers in this district who
will be sorry to hear of hi3 determination.
He is very strong, and would have made
a spirited cauvass.. His determination
narrows the competition, and it will be
principally confined, wej think, to Hon
John!V. ShacKelford, the present incum
bent, and Hon. A. M. Waddeli.
The Installation Services
St. Thomas' Catholic Church was
crowded yesterday to its utmost capacity
by citizens desirous of witnessing .the
solemn and impressive ceremonies atten
dant upon the installation of the newly
appointed Bishop of the uiocese of
North Carolica, Right-Reverend II. P
Northrop. At a few minutes after 10
o'clock the procession, headed by the St.
Aloysius Society and the Young Catholic
FriendsSociety, folio wed by the clergy and
Bishops, and last by Archbishop Gibbons,
moved up the central aisle of the church
to grand and solemn music from the or
tcin. j t he celebration bt the Mass was
conducted by the Bishop elect, as
sisted by hid brother and others. Dur
ing its celebration the choir sung Far
mer's Mass, a grand composition pecu
liarly adapted to the occasion: At the
conclusion of the Mass, Archbishop Gib
bons preached a1 sermon of much power
and installed Bishop Northrop into the
important and sacred duties of his high
office. -
ihc services last evening consisted of
music by the choir, sermon by Bishop
Keane, of Richmond, and benediction by
the Bishop elect. The interest manifested
daring the dy was apparent at tho
evening iscrvicc, and o large was the
throng of visitors th:tt only ladies could
secure seat?.
There is to be a reception given to
Bishop Northrop, this evening, at 7:30
o'clock, at the. Acidemy, on Fifth, be.
tween Orange and Ann streets, when an
a-idress ot weicomej will be deliver, to
jwhich it is c spec tea that he will respond
Archbishop' Gibbon3 and the other at-
og dignitaries of the Church are
led to be present. j
. Fsh water Perch, Trout and Black
fish .looks and Lanes. A full assort
inent nd lowest prices at JacobiW t
A Curiosity.
Tterc iJ a tree standing in the yard of
the Carolina ,Rice MilU, on Chestnut
strewt, and near the V.ax side of the
main building, whose trunk and branches
are all as white as if frost laden, caused
by the flour and dust from - the mill fail
ing and lodging; upon them. The tree
has the appiearance from the street of
having beejn Ihorooguly whitewashed,
aud is something! ofu curiosity.
Itislitly rvJ.
On last Siit u relay afternoon, about 2
o'cIockevcraLyouqgladfcs were seated
on the piazza of n residence situated in
the Lastern section of the city, when a
white man, a stranger to them, walked
up to the gate and leaning on it began
t j make remarks which were, to say the
least, very, impertinent. 'Ihe yourg
luiies were, of course frightened acd
mildly told the mau that he was miBtak
eu. He continued his remarks, however.
atthesmc time sfUirting tobacco juice
over the fence into the garden, when
they let the 1 piazza and ran into the
house and loclied the door and the man
thereupon left. None of the gentlemen
of the , house were at home at the time
but when they arrived at supper time
they were told of the occurrence and im
mediately 8 tar ted off on a hunt for the
individual. They found him at a house
not far off where he had a chance
acquaintance and where he had been
taken in for the night. At first he de
nied all knowledge of the affair, but af
terwards admitted it when hq was told
that he must go to the house and apolo
gize to the youDg ladies for his dastardly
conduct. He is a big six-foot fellow, and
blustered considerably at this but when
told he must cither go or "take a lick
ing", he concluded to go. He was fully
identified bv tho ladies and then made a
most humble apology after which he was
taken to the front door and summarily
ejected from the premises, and afterwards
from the House at which he had been re
ceived as a guest, if all such rogues
could be as summarily dealt with as was
this one, we would hear less of outrages
on private premises during the absence
of the gentlemen of the house.
From Florence to Wilson.
Hon. R. R. Bridgers, President of the
WilmiDgton & Weldon R. R. and the
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R.
R., has returned from Fayetteville, where
he has been on matters connected with
the survey of ths new' road which it is
proposed to construct from Wilson to
Florence, with the yiew of shortening
the distance through to the South. Col.
Bridgers states that the engineers will
probably get fairly to work in the coun
try! to-day, there being two surveys
both under the direction of Col. Flem
ming Gardner, one of which goes South
from Fayetteville to Florence and the
other North to Wilson The survey, it
i3 thought, will probably be completed
by March '1st. -
Col. Bridgers thinks that public opin
ion iu regard to the building of this road
has gone ahead too fast. In response to
inquiries from us he states! that the snr
vey, which is merely a preliminary sur
vey, is the only thing which has been
decided upon a3 yet. This survey ig
made merely with the intention of find
ing out the cost of the constructioi of
sncha road. There are no orders as yet
to build aud do sach arrangements have
been made. The survey, when complet
ed, is to be submitted to the Board of
Directors. ! 1 " r
In answer to questious from us Col.
Bridgers stated that although there
had been no determination to that
effect arrvjed at yet, he was
certain that the pad would be
built some time in the near future, say
in three years from this time. If begun
in three years, say in 1885, it would be
completed in 18S7, as it would probably
require ahjout two years to construct it.
It might be begun etrlier, however: He
looked upon the matter as an absolute
necessity. He thinks that it canDOt injure
Wilmington, while it will be eu re to bene"
fit the city if her merchants will but dis
p'.ay the energy and enterprise ncce-saary
to 'compete with other cities. The
country between '.Fayetteville. and the
Carolina Central, Col. Bridgeri wiysi fs
a veiy fine turpentine country and the
new road would throw this business di
rectly into the lap of the city. (
The ladies who rfcomctime sincejwere
unable to go out; having taken Lydia
K. PInkhaui's Vesre table Comrxmnd. are
Lquite recovered, and have gone on their
way rejoicing. ,
16. 1882.
NO 13
Now Aavertifeements
S. P. 8M0TTER & CO.,
EXl'ORTEIld OF
Hi and JVavAl
Stores,
Wilminirton'
Baltimote Wharf, .Water St
N. !Kelly JJuiblinir, Bav St.. Savannah
OPERA HOUSE.
For One Night Only
-'!:' I - . - .
FRIDAY,- Fan na ry
. The famous New York
5TH VENUE COMPAtlYj.
supporting the di.stinaruished fitar,'
r AU LIS E MARKHAM ,
In the most ronular play of this centurr.
The Two Orphans.
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Enthu6iasticl!y Greeted by Crowded
Houeee.
Cast to the, full Strength of thelBcst Coni-
nuy iu America,
Ufcual Price. Rceryed Seat on sale at
Dyere'.ou the 18th,.
ian 16-4t
At Cost I At Coot !
OTTER BO URC'S
SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
" . - ' 1 OF
FALL & WillTER CLOTHING.
1000 Orercoats and lieversibles,
2500 i Odd Cacbtmere Salts,
800 Odd Diagonal Suits,
1500 Odd Casfcimeie Sack Coats, "
600 Odd Cassimere Pants,
250 Alpac. and Ging'm Uombreilaa,(Job
Xr '
Underwear, Neckwear,
i Hosiery, Novelties, c. .
ALL AT NEW YORK COST I
Ed" Our object is to make room for the
Handsomest and Largest S ock of Spring
and Summer Clothing ever exhibited In
North Carolina, j
EST Stock and Prices exhibited with
pleasure- No trouble to show Goods.
O TERBOURG,
Clothier
jan 16
Sparkling Humor
A SD CURIOUS INF BMATIOS to be
Ea for tho inquiry at the Live Book Store.
Attention it invited to the inperb stock of
1
BOOKS in every department of Literature,
0 "
presenting the most entertaining volumes of
i - - r
Literary character that have been offered
to the reading pul.e of the present genera
tion.. I i
.- Bibles, Prayer Books and a 1 other Beligl
oat works ia ail styles of bindings.
Iforsa.eat-
UKIJfABEBGEE'8.
Jen 16 Lire Book and Kasio Store
4O.O0O
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JAXBS F02 8 ALE LOW TO OL03E
Ucnsignment-
LUMBER, SASH. D00RS, BLINDtf
j And every de.criptioa of j
Buildin? HateriaL
Exuntae goods and pz Ices. , 4
ALTATFEbJ PRICE A CO.
Mill, Yards and Office foot Walaat tt
Office lax Collector.
City of Wilmington, H C
January 12th, 182.
I TJotice; .
O
N OR ABOUT THE 21st of thu month
1 propose to advertise, according to law,
ALL property for sale upon wt Idi the City
Tar for 1SS1 remains unpaid. To avoid ad
vertisenient and costs all partfei io arrears
must pay up before that date.
HE5R1 BAVAGK,
Tax Collect ar.
J.al5-3t
CALL SEE AND PRICE !
A LARGE AND ATTBACTIVE assort
A meat ol Wedding, Chrlstsias acd Holi
day Present for sale low down at
J. H. HARDIN'S
I Drear and Chemical Store, -dec
20) , .New Market
PLS4HB sroTiaa,
01 Dtfia4 to rvMT MavaleatSr
Croa ov (rlml oe y aa4 all nbUitTT
Mn.1 Uiu.u Vl -
aHalwejtbefe
.Jt 'j tii . . . -4 !. '
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OnwaveieeaouBi
aeft4eorthepf.
it be ;vtittea: oa eeiy
rnuaUoii Man be aroidea
Aad it b NfeUUj ead partieeiarty ameer
etood thai th so doee ao always eadon
a nmw oi orrpodeati Kebwi to ital
ia i wutorui olu&aa.
Hovr i Adyertieexnenta.
NEW YOniC & WILMINGTON
STEAMSHIP CO.
1 .
SEttll-WEESLYiLinE
. STEAMERS'" i -WILL
SAIL FROM, ;NEW .IORIl,
I ret t WfcDW ISOAY and 8AI D BDlT
X . t S OVOC. P. M.: ' ;'
oe. erAUTU8aturday, JiBatr U
GULF BTREAM..8tarday, Jaaiary 21
Throogh Blila Ladiat; tod Low m
Thrcojfh Bates gatra&teed to ena jfroxe
Points Lo tforth and eonth OaroIIae 1
For Freight Eagsfemeate apply it
THOBR. BONP, Bcn't, I
frihxi>oB, nm e,
TflEoj O. KGER, Freight Affeat, T!I
IS Broadway, JTw Tort.
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.,
Jen 15-tf 15
-I
Geal Agents.
CLOSING OUT S
JACKET:
. AND X:-'X,-- ,
ULSTEE2C.
Very Cheap I
LACE CURTAINS.
A variety of good styles, and the pricey
will astonish you,.belo? so cheep. Ltoe
811k Tidies. 1 - .1 i
LARGE BLANKETS
At reduced prices, to clwr ow V
Blankets and Spreads.
CARPETS, RUQS AND MATG
A beautifal assortment and the price
were never so low. . 1
R. ai. r.Qclntire.
dec 31 ' ' - .: ' Vt'"v
WILMINGTON & WELDON R. B.CO..
Oulce of Secretary and Treatvrer. I
Wnmtngton,N.C. Dec. 24, 18l.
DIVIDEND OF THREE PER Ceat
on the Capital Stock of the Wilmington Js
I -"'.!.-' " 1 1
Weldon Railroad Company will be paid oa
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and after the lth January, 18S2, to all whef
are Stockholders of record on the Books e f
tae Company on the Slst Inst.
J. W. THOMPSON,
acc tuy-vo. Beey and Tr
All Rierht t
QHRlSTkAS Jfl OTFR
AND F.Vii rxflufo 13 QUIIT. I
I am now ready t,r rega'ar bssiaM. --j.
C. W. YATES,
jaa
PArtkeUr an f tie ' r
Sale of t3amboati
ST YIRTU mt pw contained in a
certain- detd of mortgage' made by
lee Wallace to P. H. VaaKempen, dstedl
the8d dsyof January il, and duly rrzm
istered in th Chutom Hotif In WQmlaa
ton, C, bf orLfeb dMi conTrred tba
fiteamr lintou of th toons pe of 5 28-100)
tone, the roderfthrced as s!gse of eaidt'
morterge, will epe said Steamer to sa7
at pnM!c uiSoti. it the foot of Walnut:
street, to the city of WUa.l0ton, N. C. et.
the hour oi 12 31., on the 2 1st Janoary.lWJ,
Terms cash
CHARLES WZL21
jsn Xl-tda
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